Sentence examples similar to Remanded to a future instance from inspiring English sources
The case was remanded to a lower court for a new sentencing hearing.
Ms Clarence was remanded to a secure psychiatric unit.
Finally, in April 1953, the Oswald boy was remanded to a home for juvenile delinquents.
If found guilty, Ríos Montt would not be sentenced, though he could potentially be remanded to a psychiatric hospital.
Under the plan, possibly hundreds of less notorious ISIS detainees would be remanded to a prison in Iraq.
He was remanded to an immigration detention center in Pittsburgh to await the forced repatriation.
In 1875, Mary Todd Lincoln was declared insane by a jury, and remanded to an asylum.
Fortunately, if a future instance is very similar to a prior instance, studying history can suffice.
Remanded to the public for more usage.
What is the potential benefit of preventing future hospitalizations among women remanded to compulsory care at a given age?
She was immediately remanded to the category A prison Low Newton in County Durham.
