Sentence examples for rules on bail from inspiring English sources

Maryland is considering new rules on bail.

The Eurogroup is still debating common rules on bailing in bank creditors.

The rules on police bail – as opposed to much tougher court bail – were "fairly toothless" because they were unable to prosecute breaches of any conditions that might be laid down, Rowley told the Commons home affairs select committee.

Nair announces he will rule on the bail application at 2.30pm local time (12.30pm GMT).

Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Michael Obus set a hearing date for next week to rule on the bail issues, and determine whether Kozlowski and Swartz will "stay a spell" at Riker's most definitely not a white-collar joint.

Although the Bundestag's budget committee will now rule on individual bail-out programmes, the court's ruling does not seem to mandate that the Bundestag sign off on such operational questions as whether to buy a country's bonds in the secondary market.

Free-speech defenders worry that in other cases vaguely worded laws against "xenophobia" could be used to extradite the controversial and eccentric, as well as the obnoxious.The third worry is that rules on legal aid, interpreting, bail and the like vary widely between countries.

The judge ruled that Bright could be released on bail, Mr Karafa said.

Campbell and Steele freed on bail 1998 Judges rule case outside guidelines for hearing new evidence.

Judge John Gleeson ruled that Mr. Simels could remain free on bail and under house arrest.

In March 1919 the directors were released on bail after an appeals court ruled they had been wrongly convicted; in May 1920 the government announced that all charges had been dropped.