Sentence examples for be held for possible from inspiring English sources

Mr. Polanski was arrested on his way to the Zurich Film Festival after Swiss authorities received a letter from the Department of Justice requesting that he be held for possible extradition to the United States.

The Obama administration changed course Friday in the case of one of the youngest prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, saying he would no longer be considered a military detainee but would be held for possible prosecution in American civilian courts.

He is being held for possible extradition to the United States more than three decades after fleeing sentencing on sex charges in 1978.

The survey revealed that an overwhelming majority of the surplus embryos -- some 87percentt -- are being held for possible later use in case a first attempt at pregnancy fails or a couple wants another child later.

So far, Secure Communities has deported 100,000 Californians, most of whom did not have a serious criminal record, the Los Angeles Times reported, but the new law will require people to be charged with or convicted of a serious offense before being held for possible deportation by the feds.

Last month, an online petition was set up calling for a new inquest to be held for Kevin as soon as possible after Mrs Williams was diagnosed with bowel cancer.

A London court ordered today that three North African men charged with terrorism offenses be held for a month while investigation into their possible connection to a reported plan to attack the city's subway system continued.

If identification by medical or scientific means was not possible, an inquest would be held for some victims.

The series did not make Fox's fall lineup but is being held for a possible midseason premiere.

Gomez's son, Jilmar Ramos-Gomez, a U.S.-born Marine veteran was held for three days for possible deportation after pleading guilty to a disturbance at a western Michigan hospital.

They raise their forelegs, hovering above the ground with their hind legs taking all of the pressure, in a controlled rear that is held for as long as possible (the levade).