Definition of custodial in English:

custodial

adjective kʌˈstəʊdɪəlkəˈstoʊdiəl

1Relating to or requiring imprisonment.
a light custodial sentence
Example sentencesExamples
- The sentence for the breach of the bail should usually be custodial and consecutive to any other custodial sentence."
- Any officer conducting a custodial interrogation is required to read the Miranda rights.
- If the offending remains serious or persistent, the team can arrange for closer control of the young person through electronic tagging, intensive supervision, or ultimately by custodial detention.
- A nineteen year-old has been given a six-month custodial sentence for using his camera phone to take pictures in court.
- She said it wouldn't be appropriate to mete out a long custodial sentence even if the suspect is convicted.
- Hundreds of people staged a protest demonstration there against alleged custodial killings.
- The prosecution alleged that the chief, who was in overall command of the police station area, made no efforts to stop the custodial torture.
- The suspect is charged with felony custodial kidnapping and assault and battery.
- They have demanded a probe into the custodial death.
- It is not always clear whether changing legal and custodial practices brought about changes in attitudes towards debtors and towards consumer debt, or the other way round.
2Law
Relating to or having parental responsibility, especially as allocated as part of a divorce.
the request by a custodial parent to relocate
Example sentencesExamples
- Girls adapt less favorably when custodial mothers remarry.
- The program is designed to provide a wide variety of medical and custodial services to those who cannot afford it.
- Psychiatry arose in the 19th century, when its main role was to provide custodial care for the mentally ill.
- They recently opened up a custodial account for their 13-year-old daughter.
- For qualifying people, Medicaid covers custodial care in a nursing home in all states.
- Of the 13.4 million custodial parents, about 8 million (60 percent) have a support agreement or award for their children.
- Much of the care people need is custodial in nature and can be given in a home setting.
- He spent much of his childhood in custodial institutions after the death of his father.
- The IRS assumes custodial parents provide more than half of the child's financial support..
- Care-taking roles are referred to as custodial or surrogate parenting in the literature.

Rhymes

plasmodial

Definition of custodial in US English:

custodial

adjectivekəˈstōdēəlkəˈstoʊdiəl

1Relating to or requiring imprisonment.
a light custodial sentence
Example sentencesExamples
- It is not always clear whether changing legal and custodial practices brought about changes in attitudes towards debtors and towards consumer debt, or the other way round.
- She said it wouldn't be appropriate to mete out a long custodial sentence even if the suspect is convicted.
- If the offending remains serious or persistent, the team can arrange for closer control of the young person through electronic tagging, intensive supervision, or ultimately by custodial detention.
- A nineteen year-old has been given a six-month custodial sentence for using his camera phone to take pictures in court.
- Hundreds of people staged a protest demonstration there against alleged custodial killings.
- Any officer conducting a custodial interrogation is required to read the Miranda rights.
- The prosecution alleged that the chief, who was in overall command of the police station area, made no efforts to stop the custodial torture.
- They have demanded a probe into the custodial death.
- The suspect is charged with felony custodial kidnapping and assault and battery.
- The sentence for the breach of the bail should usually be custodial and consecutive to any other custodial sentence."
2Law
Relating to or having parental responsibility, especially as allocated as part of a divorce.
the request by a custodial parent to relocate
Example sentencesExamples
- They recently opened up a custodial account for their 13-year-old daughter.
- Much of the care people need is custodial in nature and can be given in a home setting.
- Of the 13.4 million custodial parents, about 8 million (60 percent) have a support agreement or award for their children.
- Girls adapt less favorably when custodial mothers remarry.
- For qualifying people, Medicaid covers custodial care in a nursing home in all states.
- The program is designed to provide a wide variety of medical and custodial services to those who cannot afford it.
- Care-taking roles are referred to as custodial or surrogate parenting in the literature.
- Psychiatry arose in the 19th century, when its main role was to provide custodial care for the mentally ill.
- The IRS assumes custodial parents provide more than half of the child's financial support..
- He spent much of his childhood in custodial institutions after the death of his father.

词汇	custodial
释义	Definition of custodial in English: custodial adjective kʌˈstəʊdɪəlkəˈstoʊdiəl 1Relating to or requiring imprisonment. a light custodial sentence Example sentencesExamples The sentence for the breach of the bail should usually be custodial and consecutive to any other custodial sentence." Any officer conducting a custodial interrogation is required to read the Miranda rights. If the offending remains serious or persistent, the team can arrange for closer control of the young person through electronic tagging, intensive supervision, or ultimately by custodial detention. A nineteen year-old has been given a six-month custodial sentence for using his camera phone to take pictures in court. She said it wouldn't be appropriate to mete out a long custodial sentence even if the suspect is convicted. Hundreds of people staged a protest demonstration there against alleged custodial killings. The prosecution alleged that the chief, who was in overall command of the police station area, made no efforts to stop the custodial torture. The suspect is charged with felony custodial kidnapping and assault and battery. They have demanded a probe into the custodial death. It is not always clear whether changing legal and custodial practices brought about changes in attitudes towards debtors and towards consumer debt, or the other way round. 2Law Relating to or having parental responsibility, especially as allocated as part of a divorce. the request by a custodial parent to relocate Example sentencesExamples Girls adapt less favorably when custodial mothers remarry. The program is designed to provide a wide variety of medical and custodial services to those who cannot afford it. Psychiatry arose in the 19th century, when its main role was to provide custodial care for the mentally ill. They recently opened up a custodial account for their 13-year-old daughter. For qualifying people, Medicaid covers custodial care in a nursing home in all states. Of the 13.4 million custodial parents, about 8 million (60 percent) have a support agreement or award for their children. Much of the care people need is custodial in nature and can be given in a home setting. He spent much of his childhood in custodial institutions after the death of his father. The IRS assumes custodial parents provide more than half of the child's financial support.. Care-taking roles are referred to as custodial or surrogate parenting in the literature. Rhymes plasmodial Definition of custodial in US English: custodial adjectivekəˈstōdēəlkəˈstoʊdiəl 1Relating to or requiring imprisonment. a light custodial sentence Example sentencesExamples It is not always clear whether changing legal and custodial practices brought about changes in attitudes towards debtors and towards consumer debt, or the other way round. She said it wouldn't be appropriate to mete out a long custodial sentence even if the suspect is convicted. If the offending remains serious or persistent, the team can arrange for closer control of the young person through electronic tagging, intensive supervision, or ultimately by custodial detention. A nineteen year-old has been given a six-month custodial sentence for using his camera phone to take pictures in court. Hundreds of people staged a protest demonstration there against alleged custodial killings. Any officer conducting a custodial interrogation is required to read the Miranda rights. The prosecution alleged that the chief, who was in overall command of the police station area, made no efforts to stop the custodial torture. They have demanded a probe into the custodial death. The suspect is charged with felony custodial kidnapping and assault and battery. The sentence for the breach of the bail should usually be custodial and consecutive to any other custodial sentence." 2Law Relating to or having parental responsibility, especially as allocated as part of a divorce. the request by a custodial parent to relocate Example sentencesExamples They recently opened up a custodial account for their 13-year-old daughter. Much of the care people need is custodial in nature and can be given in a home setting. Of the 13.4 million custodial parents, about 8 million (60 percent) have a support agreement or award for their children. Girls adapt less favorably when custodial mothers remarry. For qualifying people, Medicaid covers custodial care in a nursing home in all states. The program is designed to provide a wide variety of medical and custodial services to those who cannot afford it. Care-taking roles are referred to as custodial or surrogate parenting in the literature. Psychiatry arose in the 19th century, when its main role was to provide custodial care for the mentally ill. The IRS assumes custodial parents provide more than half of the child's financial support.. He spent much of his childhood in custodial institutions after the death of his father.
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