Examples of bail

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Approximately 70% of the cost of forage production in this study was associated with labour (land preparation, planting, weeding, harvesting and bailing).
There could be no doubt that the king did not want the prisoners bailed while the loan was still being gathered.
The province was bailed out by the central government when short-term expenditures looked to be beyond its capacity to repay.
An alternative interpretation has it that landlords, caught in a futile attempt at bailing out hard-hit tenants, were simply throwing good money after bad.
Having bailed out the financial system, governments are now being called on to save industry, too.
The plaintiffs' counsel argued two lines, that imprisonment without a specific known cause was illegal and that those imprisoned by special command of the king should be bailed.
Evaluating legislative proposals to bail out the airline industry and cap its liability.
The uncle does eventually bail out her husband.
Conditions on the granting of bail may be imposed by the magistrates' court on defendants against whom charges are pending.
Finally, they released him since no one came forward to provide bail; he had to labor as a domestic servant instead.
We knew the government was going to have to bail them out in some way.
Quantitative borderline cases, such as those associated with "excessive bail," are situated along a spectrum of cases.
The judges had decided that the imprisoned gentlemen could not be released on bail - nothing more or less.
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