Sentence examples for was bound over from inspiring English sources
He changed his plea to guilty, and was bound over for 12 months and fined £100.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Belfort was bound over to repay $110.4m to victims as part of his sentencing in 2003.
Roger Mayweather, who trains his nephew Floyd Mayweather Jr., was bound over for trial in Nevada on three felony charges alleging he beat and strangled a female boxer during a confrontation at an apartment he owned.
Burr was committed to answer the first charge only; but, at the subsequent term of the court, the application to commit him on a charge of high treason was renewed, testimony to sustain the charge was adduced, Burr was bound over to answer the charge, and a grand jury was impaneled and charged by the chief justice.
We leave chambers and Briscoe drives me round her childhood world - Sacred Heart Roman Catholic school; the home of family friend Angela Fuentes, who found her work as a cleaner at 14; King's College hospital where she worked as an auxiliary; Camberwell Green magistrates court where she took her stepfather after he assaulted her (he was bound over for 12 months).
Belfort has been criticised for benefiting financially by at least $1m from the sale of the screen rights to his life story, despite the fact that he has paid only $11.6m out of the $110.4m he was bound over to pay victims as part of his sentencing in 2003.
We then plotted the frequency of the words (occurrence in bound regions divided by occurrence in genome) that were bound over five times in any species as a heatmap, sorted by the human column and hierarchically clustered (column-wise, using Spearman rank correlation).
Meanwhile, his goods were bound over to the government until a price was adjudicated.
They have all accepted that they may be arrested and will go to prison if they refuse to be bound over.
A court document from 1975 states that her stepfather has been bound over for a year for assaulting and threatening her.
If we stay in the EU then this is bound over time to lead to further movement of people into the UK.
