Remanded

"Remanded," said his Worship; and the next case was under way, the first witness already engaged in taking the oath.

SUICIDE 2010

Then came the word "Remanded"; and, more like a baited beast than ever, the man was led away.

Complete Project Gutenberg John Galsworthy Works John Galsworthy 1900

Then came the word "Remanded"; and, more like a baited beast than ever, the man was led away.

Five Tales John Galsworthy 1900

"Remanded," said his Worship; and the next case was under way, the first witness already engaged in taking the oath.

The People of the Abyss Jack London 1896

Source: Dow Jones Newswires Delhi Serial Blasts Case: Six Remanded to Judicial Custody Six suspected Indian Mujahideen terrorists, accused of carrying out the September 13 serial blasts in the Capital, were today remanded to another 14 days 'judicial custody by a Delhi Court.

India News Digest: CBI Takes Over Probe Into Satyam Case 2009

“Remanded for proceedings not inconsistent with this opinion” impliedly leaves open the possibility, which often is a substantial probability, that there will be later proceedings on remand that were entirely unanticipated and maybe unanticipatable during the earlier appeal.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Opposite and Negation: 2007

This, it turns out, is nothing less than a shockingtechnological attack on the government of the United States of the Land of the Free Until Remanded and the Home of the Grave of Democracy.

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Remanded for a week they were in Bellevue Gaol to dwell,

The Smashing of the Van 2000

` Remanded, 'said his Worship; and the next case was under way, the first witness already engaged in taking the oath.

Suicide 1903

Remanded thus to solemn meditation, he would gradually rise to the height of his great argument; he would reflect with alarm how little, in comparison with his powers, he had yet done to “sustain the expectation he had not refused:” and he would come little by little to the point when he could unfold his wings upon his own impulse, instead of needing, as always hitherto, the impulse of others.

Life of John Milton Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906 1890