Sentence examples for application for the release from inspiring English sources
"The attorney general finds in favor of purchaser regarding purchaser's application for the release of the down payment," the ruling concluded.
Also in Harare, a magistrate on Friday refused an application for the release of another senior opposition leader, Tendai Biti, the detained secretary-general of the Movement for Democratic Change.
Ghana's court representative, Ebenezer Appreku, has asked for Argentina's application for the release of its ship to be rejected, pointing out that the vessel's detention arose from a court order in Ghana concerning a commercial contractual dispute between NML Capital and Argentina that did not involve the Ghana government.
SingNet later declared that it neither "gave consent" nor assisted Odex in its application for the release of subscriber information, and that its customer subscriptions remained unaffected.
A spokesman said: "We can confirm that an application for the early release on compassionate grounds of a prisoner at HMP Norwich has been received by the public protection casework section in the National Offender Management Service.
Such modeling would allow the design and control of the coating process with application for the controlled release of microparticles, particularly those less than 100 μm, which are difficult to coat by conventional solvent coating methods.
The funny (if slightly unsettling) reply was courtesy of Siri, the new virtual personal-assistant application for the recently released Apple iPhone 4S.
In France, Mobile Roadie has been behind the applications for big-name events like MIDEM, MIPTV and LeWeb, which was the company's first application that also integrated UStream in order to live-stream the event – as well as the application for the newly released book of Vincent Ducrey, a web advisor for the French government.
Biggest challenge: making the myriad applications work together for the release of Oracle Fusion in 2008.
The application for the arrest warrants, released by the United States Attorney's Office, describes tens of thousands of dollars that the men stole by overcharging for products in a fixed bidding process and by hiring "ghost employees" on contracts.
In March, Fogliani refused to release the footage on the grounds it would be too distressing for Dhu's family, despite Dhu's family supporting the application for its release.
