Sentence examples for Release from inspiring English sources

Clinton said on Tuesday she supported the swift release of her emails amid reports that the State Department would not publicly release them all until January 2016.

Really a computer runs the ride and a member of staff just presses a button to release the cars from the station.

"They show Starbucks have taken a bit of a knock as a result [of public outrage]," he said, although he was not able to release the precise figures.

Andries Nkome, who is also representing the Association of Mineworkers and Construction union, said: "Our clients are taking credit that they were able to get the president to commit to release the report but he is still treating them with contempt, having ignored their request for a commitment by 2pm on Sunday and waiting to address parliament instead".

In September 2012, as part of my PhD studies, I made a routine request under the Freedom of Information Act asking the Department for Education to release the application forms submitted by groups who had applied to open free schools, and the letters sent to inform them about the government's decision to either grant or deny their application.

I can't imagine how boring it must be waiting for the inevitable "It's not as good as Kid A" comments each time you release a record.

Douglass discussed whether to release Goldsmith's name, but the family's lawyer said they wanted it made public.

We can access and release personal information to keep to relevant laws and government requests, to operate our systems properly and to protect both us and our users.

"My first attempt to release the car after a £45 minicab fare failed because, although I had my passport, I did not have the registration certificate and a bill with my address on it," Webb says.

"We condemn these arrests and call upon Egyptian authorities to release the journalists immediately".

Continue to release government data sets that can facilitate economic growth in an open and accessible format, including on standards in public services.