Sentence examples for bring them before from inspiring English sources

The two men set out their competing visions in speeches as police continued to round up suspects from last week's riots and bring them before the courts.

Early this morning guards were sent all over the city, with instructions to arrest all parties who had not promptly volunteered, and bring them before the General-Commanding.

Anxious that none of its senior members be charged, the Sudanese government announced pre-emptively this week that it had arrested 15 members of its security forces suspected of war crimes and would bring them before local courts.

And it would be immeasurably better, when charging prisoners with crimes, to do so in civilian courts, and to fight for a way to bring them before American juries, which is also a priority under the plan.

In an open letter to her, the French president, Jacques Chirac, offered to provide "all possible assistance to identify the perpetrators of these ignoble deeds and their commanders, and to bring them before justice".

Under Virginia law, because Mr. Muhammad and Mr. Malvo were transferred to the local police after the courts closed, investigators did not have to bring them before a judge until the next morning.

Money is no object in their hunt for antiquities, which has previously brought them before the US justice department.

But leader of the council Rodney Berman said the Local Government Act allowed the executive to take certain decisions without bringing them before the full council.

See 490 F.Supp. at 985, n. 2. They may arrest only those probationers under their jurisdiction, and even then only for the purpose of bringing them before the court for a determination whether they should be held or released.

The result -- a mixed verdict and an extraordinarily light sentence -- could raise questions about the administration's strategy of taking high-profile terrorism trials out of civilian courts and bringing them before the military.

Even if the police catch criminals, detectives will face long delays bringing them before a jury and the prison system will not have spare cells if a judge sends them down.