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Meanings of reappear for sentencing in English
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Usage of reappear for sentencing in English
1
He will reappear for sentencing at the High Court on 23 March.
2
Clifton was remanded in custody to reappear for sentencing on 18 February.
3
She was remanded on bail to reappear for sentencing on 10 February.
4
Kerr has been remanded in custody to reappear for sentencing on 23 March.
5
Kinraid will reappear for sentencing in February next year.
6
DeMarco is scheduled to reappear for sentencing at the High Court in Wellington next month.
7
Mrs Grant has been remanded on bail, and will reappear for sentencing on 7 February.
8
Justice Walker convicted Marinovich and remanded him in custody to reappear for sentencing on 1 April.
9
Mete will reappear for sentencing in May.
10
Rapana was today remanded in custody in the High Court in Auckland to reappear for sentencing on 18 December.
11
Justice Muir referred the men that appeared today to restorative justice and ordered them to reappear for sentencing on 5 April.
12
Members of the family yelled out "love you" as he was remanded in custody to reappear for sentencing on 2 November.
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Reappear for sentencing across language varieties
New Zealand
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