Sentence examples for is remitted to from inspiring English sources

An estimated $1.6bn-2bn1.6bn-2bntod to Somali territories by the diaspora every year and much of it goes through Dahabshiil, which operates around the clock, seven days a week.

If he does not fail, then of course the conviction falls and the State is remitted to its choice between a new trial or a dismissal of the charge.

Waiver of these costs if the property is remitted to the State hardly constitutes “government-created value.” In any event, this Court rejected a similar argument in Webb’s, supra, at 162.

On the child benefit that is remitted to families abroad, David Cameron has struck a reasonable deal which should be sellable to middle Britain: the payments in respect of children in Warsaw or Bratislava will not be stopped, but adjusted to take account of the lower costs of raising them there.

961, 22 L.Ed.2d 1969(1969)) under the provisions of § 2518(10)(a) is not left remediless to such a degree that it must be presumed to have been an oversight; he is remitted to the institution of civil proceedings, or the filing of a complaint leading to the institution of a criminal prosecution.

In most cases, only 50 cents per head is remitted to the Beef Board, because the Beef Act and Beef Order allow domestic producers to deduct from their $1 assessment up to 50 cents in voluntary contributions to their state beef councils.

Shipments are made from the factory and payments are remitted to the home office.

Accordingly, we are remitted to an appraisal of the market impact of these practices.

In such cases the copyright owner should be remitted to his remedy at law.

Any surplus (fawāḍil) was to be remitted to the sultan's treasury.

The most important thing is that money from diamonds is not being remitted to government coffers.