Sentence examples for would be remitted from inspiring English sources

"It is probable, therefore, that funds would be remitted in the first instance, to an unnamed account in a Swiss bank – and that the transfer from there to this country would take the form of a movement of banknotes.

Like the business founder, the heirs would be remitting to the U.S. Treasury a third of the take from their store shelves, whether they took their profits as dividends (meaning that a 35% corporate tax has already been paid) or as salaries (same rate, more or less).

This would be done in the name of efficiency, since there are now some 30,000 tax jurisdictions in the U.S. The receipts would then be remitted to various states according to some formula.

If a patient at a local hospital was found to be in need of any of these services, the patient would thus either be remitted to the designated hospital for treatment, or not given the treatment at all.

I would propose that the matter be remitted to the CAT for further consideration in order that further findings and conclusions may be made in the light of this judgment".

There is no extradition treaty between the US and China that would allow one of China's citizens to be remitted to the US for trial.

Former subscribers will be remitted $15.

Nurses did, however, feel that infection control in the event of a pandemic would be their remit, and wished to have better guidance as to what to do in such a case.

It did not give approval for the programme as that would be outside its remit.

Bensouda said the ICC would be expanding its remit to include children's rights and sexual and gender-based crimes.

Asked about financial institutions selling products to people who did not need them, Mr Carney stressed that such behaviour would be in the remit of the financial conduct authority.