Sentence examples for sort of bail from inspiring English sources
And with most of the inmates behind bars for nonviolent offenses, 30percentt of all criminal cases in New York include some sort of bail requirement for freedom.
Even worse, the wrong sort of bail-out could debase the euro, as happened to the mark in the 1920s.
Unconfirmed rumours are swirling that the local government in Wuxi is already organising some sort of bail-out.
Indeed, when Elon Musk explained why he was giving away his Tesla patents, he noted: "If we're all in a ship together and the ship has some holes in it, and we're sort of bailing water out of it, and we have a great design for a bucket, then even if we're bailing out way better than everyone else, we should probably still share the bucket design".
"The likelihood of BNP providing liquidity for those funds, or a sort of bail-out, is limited," he added, which would make a change from European scare stories such as Germany's IKB and Sachsen LB.
She thinks her government has struck a balance with three sorts of bail-out: of banks, of non-bank enterprises and of the economy as a whole.
We're sort of doubting that Sony Ericsson would just bail on that UI, so we'd wager that it's just not quite up to snuff yet.
Ever since Google was forced to bail on their own Yahoo search deal, some sort of alliance with Microsoft was inevitable.
"In the meantime I'll permit you to keep your bail, but you must understand that that consists of no sort of indication as to what sentence you'll get at the end of it".
In 2008 the tottering companies were bailed out by the Treasury and placed in "conservatorship", a sort of receivership that puts their regulator in control of their affairs.
