Sentence examples for remand as from inspiring English sources

In 1974, Wigan Council took over the running of Wood End when it took boys on remand as well as those deemed at risk of potential criminal behaviour.

That will be focused on London as a whole and also targeted at younger boys on remand, as well as some convicted of crimes.

We reverse and remand as to the trademark and unfair competition claims.

We affirm as to the copyright claim, but reverse and remand as to the trademark claim.

However, last week six people were arrested and held on remand as part of the investigation, including Uri Messer, a long-time aide and campaign finance manager for Olmert.

A lawyer acting for Mr Gilligan, who appeared via video link, told the district judge that his client was seeking the shortest possible period of remand as he wanted to see momentum maintained in the case.

Judgment affirmed as to the copyright claim; reversed and remanded as to the trademark and unfair competition claims.

Under the law such a defendant may either be freed or he may be remanded as a civil mental patient to a state hospital, like Creedmoor.

He amassed thousands of images of Armstrong, on and offstage, rare recordings, sports coats and slippers, and even a banister from the Colored Waifs Home for Boyss in New Orleans, where Armstrong was remanded as a teenager.

Tyson was charged with aggravated assault and remanded as an adult over the earlier incident, which means there is now no chance he can be sent to a juvenile facility to await his formal indictment on the two murder charges in two weeks' time.

The cycling of this highly vulnerable population in and out of prisons for the past 40 years has had a powerful impact on rates of HIV infection in the communities to which these men and women returned, and an equally massive impact on the prisons to which many were remanded as recidivists.