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Meanings of remand in English
Portuguese
prender Catalan
engarjolar Lock up or confine, in or as in a jail.
Russian
заключение под стражу Portuguese
detenção preventiva Spanish
prisión preventiva Catalan
presó preventiva Usage of remand in English
1
The tragedy led to renewed calls for separate facilities for remand prisoners.
2
He was on remand for a year and then he was convicted.
3
They will not listen then; they will remand us to the ballot-box.
4
She said remand places also would be made available at Castlerea Prison.
5
Mr Michael Kelly, solicitor, said his client consented to such a remand.
6
A police spokesperson said the man who died was a remand prisoner.
7
They may remand Shrien Dewani to a medical ward to monitor him.
8
He could only remand you, and you could gain nothing by it.
9
He will be placed on remand, magistrate Livingstone Chipadza ruled on Wednesday.
10
She was on remand and had not been convicted of any offence.
11
But little evidence was taken, and the magistrate ordered a week's remand.
12
It undermines the entire remand process; I've seen it in action.
13
JustSpeak director Tania Sawicki Mead described the growing remand numbers as a crisis.
14
Prisons would have to release convicted prisoners to make way for remand prisoners.
15
Meanwhile, remand prisoners will no longer all be treated as high security offenders.
16
In court Garda Conway asked for a week's remand and a medical report.
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Remand through the time
Remand across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare