| They are treated more like remands than convicts and are kept in the same cells as remand prisoners. |
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| For these reasons, the Panel remands this issue to the Department for action consistent with this Opinion. |
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| However, an obvious difficulty with this argument is that it allows for the possibility of never-ending remands for reconsideration. |
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| Although this question is a close one on this record, the Panel agrees with complainants and remands this issue to the Deputy Minister. |
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| Unless we put those resources in the bill, the bill would have little effect on reducing the remands. |
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| Our sentencing process will get much longer and remands will get much longer. |
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| The current total capacity of prison facilities was 3,994 prisoners, but as at November 2007, there had been 6,042 prisoners, including remands. |
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| The Panel remands with instructions to take action consistent with the Decision, including the Conclusion and Determination by the Panel, within 15 days of the date of this order. |
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| Amortization of Exchange Gains and Losses on Long-Term Debt: The Panel remands this issue for the Department to apply Stelco's proposed methodology. |
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| First, in the case of remands, the same individual can be detained and released several times during a single youth court case and therefore be counted more than once. |
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| The Panel therefore remands Commissioner Crawford's determination for clarification as to whether her reliance on the economic model takes into account these factors. |
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| It accordingly remands and instructs the ITC to address all of Ivaco's arguments intended to rebut the legal presumption that the change in subject import volumes was related to the pendency of the investigation. |
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| Now lawyers for an 80-year-old widow of a veteran are asking the United States Supreme Court to empower the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims to issue fewer remands and simply issue final decisions on its own. |
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| When challenged by the Howard League for Penal Reform on why custodial remands are being used so profligately, magistrates simply claimed to apply the law and absolve themselves of any responsibility. |
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| When the Crown remands these people, this is out of their control. |
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| Where the Appeals Tribunal remands a case to the Dispute Tribunal, it may order that the case be considered by a different judge of the Dispute Tribunal. |
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| Therefore, the Panel remands for further consideration and policy formulation by the Deputy Minister the question of whether LTV's interest income should be offset against a wider category of cost than interest expense. |
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| Commerce's Indirect Tax Adjustment Methodology: The Panel remands this issue to the Department for recalculation of indirect tax adjustments to U. S. price. |
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