Sentence examples for tighten bail from inspiring English sources

Parliament has finally passed new laws that will tighten bail conditions and impose minimum sentences for serious crimes such as murder, rape and armed robbery.

Blair talks of taking a tougher stance on crime, putting more police on the streets, tightening bail procedures.

The approach is multifaceted and punitive, tightening bail requirements, increasing surveillance and keeping young people in the justice system for longer sentences.

Now, the Manhattan district attorney's office is furious, and in a three-page letter to a judge in the case says the incident is reason to tighten Mr. Marshall's bail conditions and start an inquiry.

She could now choose to impose a more sweeping gag order or tighten the conditions of Stone's bail, which allows him to travel with some restrictions.

The judge did tighten up the terms of his bail, banning Dotcom from any helicopter or sea travel that is not on public transport.

As soon as central bankers begin to tighten monetary supply, these economists say, "Folks should bail out of commodities as quickly as they can".

There needs to be a major federal stimulus package to bail out cities and states, not just corporations, and the rich need to tighten their belts by paying higher taxes not the poor.

Some economists say it was lucky for Israel that a big share-dealing scam in the 1980s encouraged governments, after bailing out a number of banks, to pursue conservative fiscal policies and tighten regulation.

In 2008, US taxpayers were asked to bail out banks for the sake of confidence and prestige, and these taxpayers also had to tighten their belts.

American taxpayers were being asked to bail out banks for the sake of confidence and prestige – and these taxpayers also had to tighten their belts.