Sentence examples for put on bail from inspiring English sources

I was put on bail and we were back and forward to and from the police station".

"At the moment, it looks pretty farcical that a very dangerous man is now put on bail having gone through the court system for seven years and having cost the taxpayer £1 million," he said, adding, "What we need to do is study the judgment carefully and to try to persuade the Jordanians to do the only thing that the courts wanted them to, which is to strengthen the Jordanian criminal code".

"Decisions as to whether someone is put on police bail are operational matters for the police," she said.

"I didn't think there was much point in them at first, because you could always arrest the perpetrator and put them on bail," she says.

Under Nero, restrictions were put on the amount of bail and fines.

(Editor's note: As for the first item, the answer is no. As for the second, well, don't put your bail on your expense account).

"I wanted to put up bail".

Khan, who faces losing the £20,000 she put towards his bail, said on Twitter that the two women "have a right to a response".

Henry M. Paulson Jr., the Treasury secretary, has put top priority on bailing out financial institutions by buying up soured mortgages and mortgage-backed securities, so banks and other lenders can clean up their balance sheets and get back to normal lending.

Royal Bank of Scotland is facing a row over its pay policies after a fresh hit for legal bills and mis-selling scandals put the bailed-out bank on track to report up to £8bn in losses for 2013.

The Obama administration was right to finally put the bailed-out mortgage giants on center stage at a conference convened on Tuesday.