Sentence examples for academy released from inspiring English sources

The Academy released the list of the 104 films whose scores are eligible to be Oscar-nominated, and right at the top is the movie you went to see for its jaunty tunes: "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter".

The academy released a series of promos that may or may not assuage concerns; they show Mr. MacFarlane trying to play to the interactive audience (checking Twitter), pulling a Ricky Gervais (drinking) and doing an easy acting joke (he's not Seth MacFarlane, he's Daniel Day-Lewis!) For the Bagger's money, there is only one (sort of) funny-because-it's-true punch line.

Red Bull Music Academy released an oral history of Turbo Crunk, the popular and influential Montreal party started in 2008 by Lunice and Jacques Greene.

UPDATE: The Academy released a statement Monday night apologizing for the Best Picture snafu, saying it had spent the day investigating what went wrong and will decide on the next steps. .

This Tuesday, on the occasion of its 15-year anniversary, the branded powerhouse known as Red Bull Music Academy released an ambitious full-length feature film, the existentially-titled What Difference Does It Make?

In response the Academy released this statement, "The Recording Academy believes this frivolous lawsuit is without merit, and we fully expect to prevail".

In September, the U.S. National Academies released a new report called "Beyond Bias and Barriers: Fulfilling the Potential of Women in Academic Science and Engineering" (available at http://www.nap.edu/catalog/11741.html ).

The National Research Council NRCC), which carries out studies for the U.S. National Academies, released a scathing report in December that highlights the shortfalls of the Bush administration's effort to determine the environment, health and safety (EHS) risks posed by engineered nanomaterials – a backbone of worldwide innovation.

The United States' nuclear deterrent will remain safe and reliable without nuclear testing as long as the government keeps its weapons up to date with the so-called Stockpile Stewardship Program and fosters a scientific workforce capable of running the SSP, says a report from the U.S. National Academies released today.

On 31 August the presidents of the nation's preeminent science academies released an open letter that blasts Reno. Lee has been "a victim of unjust treatment," say the presidents, since he was jailed in December following a yearlong investigation into possible spying at Los Alamos.

Two weeks before the academies released their letter, the DOJ sent the Society of Professional Scientists and Engineers (SPSE) a three-page discussion of Lee's treatment, including assurances that he was shackled only when being moved and was allowed visits from his family.