Sentences with phrase «most people bailed»
no wonder most people bailed and went to android like i did..
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Most people want a job and a life; even your best employees will bail if that ratio is wrong.
Defense Counsel, Barrister Akande Babafemi applied for the bail of the accused person in the most liberal terms.
Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman Nick Clegg added: «Any review of bail hostels must explain why they are being used to house more serious offenders, instead of the lower risk people who used to occupy most beds.
In his plea, the accused person pleaded not guilty and his counsel, Barrister Adeyinka Dada prayed for his bail in the most liberal terms.
As this all pertains to self - publishing, the same people who think they can buy a $ 600,000 house with $ 10,000 income and then want the government to bail them out when they can't make the payments are the ones most likely to fall for the vanity press trap.
Most people that pursue the buy and bail have good credit to begin with.
This onus is reversed however, for the most serious of offences or where a person is alleged to have committed a new offence while out on a previous bail order.
Often a court or police officer will order persons to comply with certain conditions, most commonly through a recognizance of bail or through an undertaking.
Although most accused persons will be released by the police or at a bail hearing, given the importance of the protection of the public, the Prosecutor must seek an order that the accused be detained in custody where she believes that the release of the accused would jeopardize the safety and security of the victim or public, and that such risk can not be appropriately mitigated by some form of community - based release with conditions.
Practically speaking, most people only get «one shot» at bail — usually in provincial court.
The way most people think about insurance goes something like this: You make a wager that you might get in more trouble than you can afford to get yourself out of at some point — and when you do, the insurance company has to bail you out.