Sentence examples for proposed bail from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors proposed bail, but the judge released him on his own recognizance.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers argued that the proposed bail package was comprehensive enough to allow his release from Rikers.

The force insisted that the proposed bail condition was an attempt to stop the journalists discussing witness statements disclosed to them as part of the legal process surrounding the incident, rather than a blanket ban on talking about the case.

"The government believes that this proposed bail package — in light of the defendant's strong ties to the community, his acceptance of responsibility, his extensive cooperation to date and his strong incentive to continue to cooperate — provides a sufficient basis" for Judge Sullivan to approve bail for Mr. DiPascali, the court filing said.

The proposed bail-out of the Detroit carmakers is just one example of the sort of thing that isn't an explicit trade barrier but is de facto protectionism.

And it presented amendments that will curb emissions on jets only when they enter EU airspace, after airlines objected to emission curbs on total flying times.The Italian government's proposed bail-out of Alitalia drew criticism.

This week, creditors of the country's biggest credit-card issuer, LG Card, continued to lock horns with the state-run Korea Development Bank (KDB) over the terms of a proposed bail-out.

Even though the full $700 billion cost of the proposed bail-out would be spread over several years, and the offsetting value of the loans the government intends to buy up will increase if the bail-out works, the current crisis is likely to drive a large hole through a budget that already looks stretched.

The rage was easier to parse at the Tea Party's birth, when, a month after Obama's inauguration, its founding father, CNBC's Rick Santelli, directed his rant at the ordinary American "losers" (as he called them) defaulting on their mortgages, and at those in Washington who proposed bailing the losers out.

When President Barack Obama used the Clean Air Act to regulate carbon dioxide, Republicans called it an abuse of the law, much as Democrats are now saying the same of Trump's proposed bail-out of nuclear plants.

Mr McGowan proposed a bail address in Moville, but was refused bail.