Sentence examples for conditions for release from inspiring English sources

There are certain conditions for release, one of which is that a prisoner has only three months to live.

And while everyone else had fulfilled conditions for release, for us there was no deal".

A judge then sets the conditions for release before trial, weighing such factors as whether the defendants pose a flight risk or are a threat to their community.

A judge then sets the conditions for release before trial, weighing such factors as whether a defendant is a threat to his or her community.

Judges can then use these objective analyses to either hold a defendant without bail, or to set non-financial conditions for release.

A review of the jail population in Harris County suggests many people have become victims of judges who set financial conditions for release even though they could safely release defendants without requiring them to pay.

They said the administration would ask Congress to pass a new law establishing the program, so that conditions for releasing heating oil onto the market could be specified.

He also said the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, had appointed an arbitrator to work with Hezbollah and Israel to discuss conditions for releasing two soldiers captured by Hezbollah in July.

Swissair averted a new grounding after its three ground-services units found financing to meet the government's conditions for releasing the first part of a $600 million credit line to keep the carrier flying.

The failure to decide on a budget came just days after the finance ministers of the 17 eurozone states failed to agree on conditions for releasing a new tranche of bailout money to Greece, raising questions about the union's decision-making process.

"In the interest of transparency and for the information of the Greek people," Juncker said in a tweet, also issued in Greek, that linked to a 10-page document of budgetary and other "prior actions" by Athens that the EU, European Central Bank and IMF agreed were the conditions for releasing new cash to Greece.