She was incarcerated summarily and only released after apologizing to the court.
Massachusetts agents in London refused to sign the documents listing the charges against Andros, so he was summarily acquitted and released.
It's doesn't do anything to reinvent the FPS genre, but you probably already assumed that when you first saw the ludicrous opening cinematic, released several months ago and summarily teased on various Web sites.
In our hands, the FACS-based approach seems more reliable for this purpose, as its single-cell measurement may allow for more accurate determination of the residual cell-bound PS (resp., the amount of PS released from cells) than if it is summarily measured in lysed cells.
Banned after its completion in 1977, the two-part teleplay was remade as a film and released on Channel 4 in 1983, and just as summarily brought to trial in the High Court for a graphic rape scene.
Many of these POWs were released over the course of the following week, however some were summarily executed and others still remain missing.
On Wednesday, the Commons' committee investigating the banking crisis released written testimony from Paul Moore, a former HBOS executive, who said he had been summarily fired by Sir James after warning that the bank, then acquiring billions of dollars in new debt, was "moving too fast".
A judge summarily sentenced Mr. Vilkin and his son to roughly two weeks in jail for participating in an illegal rally and, bizarrely enough, for chanting "Long live Belarus!" Mrs. Vilkin was detained overnight, fined and released.
According to Human Rights Watch, which released a new report on Turkey's deteriorating situation this week, more than five thousand members of the H.D.P. and another locally based Kurdish party, the B.D.P., are currently behind bars, and the mayors of eighty-two Kurdish towns have been summarily sacked and replaced by Erdoğan's agents.
