Sentence examples for remitting back from inspiring English sources

"Instead of focusing on Sterling to euro or to U.S. dollars, what WorldRemit does is think of how to service, for example, Filipinos in Norway remitting back to the Philippines".

He pleaded guilty and was remitted back then to Birmingham youth court to be sentenced.

"Although the case has been remitted back to the original panel, it is clear that the court has overruled the panel's finding in relation to Mrs M," said Dickson.

Sir John Thomas, president of the Queen's Bench Division, and Mr Justice Ouseley allowed Dewani's appeal against immediate extradition and ordered that the case be remitted back to Westminster magistrates court for a further hearing.

According to a report by the North Korea Strategy Centre, a defector-run organisation based in South Korea: "Almost all of the wages of the workers sent abroad are remitted back to Kim Jong-un's regime … in very extreme cases, the workers are allowed to have 10% of their wages".

Part of their profit can therefore be remitted back to Taiwan to maintain the face value of stock as well as help capital flow back into Taiwan.

A deterioration in the value of a source country's currency with respect to the currency in the destination will increase the value of savings at the destination that can be remitted back to the family in the source.

Asked what it has been able to glean regarding the UK government's intention to respond to the Tele-2/Watson ruling, a Privacy International spokeswoman noted that the case has been remitted back to the court of appeal — saying there's therefore still no clarity on how the legislation might be amended.

It can range from currency instability, vindictive regulation, curbs on remitting cash back home and production disturbances to sanctions or even nationalisation.Yet none of the recent geopolitical turmoil has had much impact on firms or financial markets.

Ministers should be given the additional option of remitting decisions back to the local authority to be taken again.

That was Channel 4's remit back then.