conditionally release

Frequency: 5.54.5 per million words

To set someone free with certain rules or requirements that must be followed.

releaseADVERB + release

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conditionally

Examples (10)

  • The judge decided to conditionally release the defendant pending trial.
  • He was conditionally released from prison after serving two-thirds of his sentence.
  • The board will conditionally release inmates who demonstrate good behavior.
  • The suspect was conditionally released on the grounds that he remains within city limits.
  • They were conditionally released into the custody of their parents.
  • The court may conditionally release an offender if they agree to attend rehabilitation.
  • Several political prisoners were conditionally released as part of the peace agreement.
  • If you violate the terms, the decision to conditionally release you will be revoked.
  • The government agreed to conditionally release the activists after international pressure.
  • She was conditionally released, provided she reports to her parole officer weekly.