Sentence examples for Negotiate a release from inspiring English sources

"They indicated they wanted to negotiate a release".

British diplomats did try to negotiate a release through tribal elders but in the end, Stephen Collett had to pay.

The 43-year-old will need to negotiate a release from his Blues contract, where he has spent the last nine years.

--Cabinet Chiefollowedo Fernandez followed suit, claiming that the allegations were an attempt to punish the new president for Argentina's ties with Venezuela; its involvement in the creation of a new regional development bank, the Banco del Sur; and Fernandez de Kirchner's interest in supporting Venezuelan efforts to negotiate a release of hostages held by Colombian FARC rebels.

Girls are held against their will for weeks until they cave in to constant marriage requests or, if they refuse to give it up, negotiate a release.

Raikkonen negotiated a release from his contract a year early at the end of 2009, with the Scuderia bringing in Alonso as his replacement.

It is not clear when the documents discovered by the FBI will become public, but attorneys for the State Department and Judicial Watch are negotiating a release that is likely to begin before the election and continue long after.

Having recently negotiated a release from his Joe Gibbs Racing contract at the end of this season, the two-time Cup series champion Tony Stewart announced Thursday that he would join the team currently known as Haas-CNC as an owner-driver in 2009.

The 26-year-old negotiated a release from his contract at the Globe Arena to sign for Mark Cooper's Quakers.

The Valiants negotiated a release from the remaining 12 months on McGivern's contract following Hibs' relegation from the Scottish Premier League.

In February the Blues moved two games to the Arms Park and then negotiated a release from their long-term deal with Cardiff City Football Club.