Definition of flight risk in English:

flight risk

noun

A person thought likely to leave the country before a trial or bail hearing.
police can detain suspects without charges if they are considered flight risks
Example sentencesExamples
- His attorneys opted not to seek his release on bail, in part because he was judged a flight risk.
- Considered a flight risk, he is in custody awaiting extradition to Spain.
- The lawyer argued that his client is a solid member of the community and not a flight risk.
- They wouldn't grant me home leave because I was a flight risk.
- The judge said he considered the family a flight risk.
- I will definitely not pose a threat or danger to society and will not be a significant flight risk because I have nowhere to flee to!
- I didn't know I was seen a s a flight risk.
- Based on his life as an American and his ties to his community, Mike is not a danger to anyone and does not pose a flight risk.
- The judge set bail pretty high because George is such a flight risk.
- I was treated as if I were a criminal, and a flight risk.
- Considered a flight risk by prosecutors, Anthony's bail was posted at $200,000 on each count.
- In all likelihood, he would go to jail, because he would be considered a flight risk.
- They are unlikely to get bail as they would be seen as flight risks.
- Italian law allows suspects to be held for as much as a year without charges if they are considered flight risks.
- He's not a flight risk, and he's not a danger to anyone.

Definition of flight risk in US English:

flight risk

noun

A person thought likely to leave the country before a trial or bail hearing.
police can detain suspects without charges if they are considered flight risks
Example sentencesExamples
- They wouldn't grant me home leave because I was a flight risk.
- Italian law allows suspects to be held for as much as a year without charges if they are considered flight risks.
- The judge said he considered the family a flight risk.
- Based on his life as an American and his ties to his community, Mike is not a danger to anyone and does not pose a flight risk.
- The lawyer argued that his client is a solid member of the community and not a flight risk.
- I was treated as if I were a criminal, and a flight risk.
- The judge set bail pretty high because George is such a flight risk.
- I will definitely not pose a threat or danger to society and will not be a significant flight risk because I have nowhere to flee to!
- They are unlikely to get bail as they would be seen as flight risks.
- Considered a flight risk, he is in custody awaiting extradition to Spain.
- His attorneys opted not to seek his release on bail, in part because he was judged a flight risk.
- I didn't know I was seen a s a flight risk.
- Considered a flight risk by prosecutors, Anthony's bail was posted at $200,000 on each count.
- He's not a flight risk, and he's not a danger to anyone.
- In all likelihood, he would go to jail, because he would be considered a flight risk.

单词	flight risk
释义	Definition of flight risk in English: flight risk noun A person thought likely to leave the country before a trial or bail hearing. police can detain suspects without charges if they are considered flight risks Example sentencesExamples His attorneys opted not to seek his release on bail, in part because he was judged a flight risk. Considered a flight risk, he is in custody awaiting extradition to Spain. The lawyer argued that his client is a solid member of the community and not a flight risk. They wouldn't grant me home leave because I was a flight risk. The judge said he considered the family a flight risk. I will definitely not pose a threat or danger to society and will not be a significant flight risk because I have nowhere to flee to! I didn't know I was seen a s a flight risk. Based on his life as an American and his ties to his community, Mike is not a danger to anyone and does not pose a flight risk. The judge set bail pretty high because George is such a flight risk. I was treated as if I were a criminal, and a flight risk. Considered a flight risk by prosecutors, Anthony's bail was posted at $200,000 on each count. In all likelihood, he would go to jail, because he would be considered a flight risk. They are unlikely to get bail as they would be seen as flight risks. Italian law allows suspects to be held for as much as a year without charges if they are considered flight risks. He's not a flight risk, and he's not a danger to anyone. Definition of flight risk in US English: flight risk noun A person thought likely to leave the country before a trial or bail hearing. police can detain suspects without charges if they are considered flight risks Example sentencesExamples They wouldn't grant me home leave because I was a flight risk. Italian law allows suspects to be held for as much as a year without charges if they are considered flight risks. The judge said he considered the family a flight risk. Based on his life as an American and his ties to his community, Mike is not a danger to anyone and does not pose a flight risk. The lawyer argued that his client is a solid member of the community and not a flight risk. I was treated as if I were a criminal, and a flight risk. The judge set bail pretty high because George is such a flight risk. I will definitely not pose a threat or danger to society and will not be a significant flight risk because I have nowhere to flee to! They are unlikely to get bail as they would be seen as flight risks. Considered a flight risk, he is in custody awaiting extradition to Spain. His attorneys opted not to seek his release on bail, in part because he was judged a flight risk. I didn't know I was seen a s a flight risk. Considered a flight risk by prosecutors, Anthony's bail was posted at $200,000 on each count. He's not a flight risk, and he's not a danger to anyone. In all likelihood, he would go to jail, because he would be considered a flight risk.
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