The phrase "it shall be returned" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when something is promised to be returned, or when something is expected to be given back. For example: "If you lend me your book, it shall be returned in two weeks."
It's a wonderful programme, and a disc I shall be returning to often.
However, I shall be returning to Doha with a lot of hope.
In Massachusetts, dealing 200g (7 ounces) of heroin gets you a minimum of 15 years, which is what you would get for your second conviction for armed rape.I shall be returning to this topic.
I shall stop there, and although I know that I have not been able to answer all the points that were raised, I am sure I shall be returning to the House on many occasions and will have the chance to deal with all these issues in more detail then.
It dispenses with the requisition of the Constitution that the bill shall be returned to the House, and directs that it be returned to the officer of the House if the body is not in session.
Perhaps Blatter was just trying to reclaim the roots of the game; after all, the original set of laws written in 1862 made no provision for a throw-in, and it wasn't until 1882 that it was declared a ball departing the side of the pitch shall be returned via the double-handed throw.
Amid the sieg-heils, you will see Fritz Kuhn, the Bund's leader, railing against the "Jewish-controlled press" as he lays out his vision for a "socially just, white, Gentile-ruled United States". "We, with our American ideals, demand that the American government shall be returned to the American people who founded it," he says, to cheers.
(H) That if the member contests the involuntary allotment on any basis other than exigencies of military duty, the application package and DD Form 2654 shall be returned to the commander who shall forward it to the designated DFAS official for appropriate action.
Applications sent to any other address shall be returned without action to the applicant.
