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Перевод: bail

[существительное]
залог ; ручка ; поручительство; поручитель ; порука ; ковш ; перегородка между стойлами; перекладина ;
[глагол]
брать на поруки; вычерпывать воду

Тезаурус:

1. Some of those held on remand will be found not guilty and a significant proportion do not receive custodial sentences when their case is finally heard - points not lost on the government, which is investing in additional bail hostels, special bail information schemes run by the probation service and, more controversially, pilot schemes malting use of electronic "tagging" equipment; these are all ways, it is hoped, to reduce what many see as an unnecessary and wasteful use of prison resources.
2. Theo Waigel, the finance minister and leader of the Christian Social Union, wants stiffer sentences, tighter rules for granting bail and looser standards of evidence for people charged with rioting.
3. He was on bail for that when the Ashdown break-in at a London office was committed.
4. Yesterday Gunns, of Blackwater, was released on police bail.
5. Bail for Dean and Gorevan was refused but extended for Mrs Dean.
6. The more resourceful tend to escape charges through influence over the police, to escape custodial remand through bail, and to escape conviction through employing good lawyers.
7. The third was freed on police bail.
8. The Rock's Attorney-General, John Blackburn Gittings, said Newall's uncle and aunt might be in danger if he was released on bail.
9. Elaine Steele, 31, of Workington, Cumbria, was granted conditional bail until Friday.
10. On Monday the men were each granted bail on condition that they remained in military custody.
11. Commons bid to curb bail bandits
12. A few strategic blows with a hammer will achieve this without shattering the whole thing, but it's prudent to first bail out as much water as possible from the trap.
13. Stagg, fined for flashing on Wimbledon Common the day Rachel died, is on police bail pending further inquiries.