Sentence examples for to remand from inspiring English sources

It is my intention to remand Mr. Madoff".

He asked the magistrate, Mr John Walker, to remand him in custody for eight days.

The remedy is to remand the case to the lower court for a hearing.

Prosecutor Clare Byers asked district judge James Prowse to remand Morrison into custody.

As such, petitioners' habeas challenge should fail, and there is no reason to remand the case.

I suppose there would be a possibility for this court to remand for clarification.

Presiding magistrate Alan Knight opted to remand Watkins - along with two women aged 20 and 24 - into custody.

But the judge replied that it would be "the better part of decorum" to remand Mr. Gray to jail.

"I don't need to hear from you because it is my intention to remand Mr Madoff," said the judge.

"I think this case is going to be remanded to the Florida Supreme Court, and I'm going back to work on a remand brief," Mr. Klain said just before boarding his plane.

Her punishment: to be remanded to the Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.