Sentence examples for forms of bail from inspiring English sources

Other initiatives, including bail funds and alternative forms of bail, are making a difference, too.

These payments, known as "post-and-forfeit," are basically a form of bail.

There was the belief that with such a financial punishment in the form of bail, the youths would be discouraged from taking to the streets again.

When he was released on a form of bail in October he was given £1,200 and told to take a taxi to Dubai.

Although Mr. Ai was released on a form of bail that imposes a yearlong restriction on his movement and prohibits him from interfering with what the authorities described as an investigation into tax evasion, Chinese law does not explicitly prevent him from speaking about his ordeal — or any other matter.

Until recently, the dysfunctional bail process has not been at the forefront of the national discussion, even though the most common form of bail -- cash bonds or financial release -- produces jail overcrowding and fuels mass incarceration.

This internal loss-absorbing debt amounts to a form of bail-in debt at the operating subsidiary level.

Checking e-mail frequently is thus a form of bailing, a frantic attempt to keep the water at bay and avoid drowning.

Government aid, in the form of bail-outs and scrappage schemes, may have prevented outright collapse, but it has merely delayed the reckoning.

In rejecting the centre-left candidate, voters implicitly rejected a form of bail-out negotiated by the PD with local industrialists.The result was a slap in the face for the PD, whose candidate was beaten by Mr Pizzarotti.

A large part of the money banks use to fund themselves now has to be in the form of "bail-inable" debt, (some of) which is intended to be written off if a bank is close to failure, not just if it is bust.