Sentence examples for applying for a release from inspiring English sources

The Army revised its interpretation of United States Department of Defense policy regarding soldiers playing professional sports, requiring cadets to complete two years of active duty before applying for a release.

By Edward Newhouse The New Yorker, September 1 , 1945P. 18 A lieutenant in the Air Forces, who had the choice of applying for an immediate release or to remain in the service, decided in favor of the Air Corps when he found that the gardener's job offered to him would mean that the man who held the job would be discharged.

A lieutenant in the Air Forces, who had the choice of applying for an immediate release or to remain in the service, decided in favor of the Air Corps when he found that the gardener's job offered to him would mean that the man who held the job would be discharged.

The DWT came up with a practical solution, applying for a licence to release the beavers back into the wild after they had been captured and tested and then monitor them over five years.

Obama, wanting to be done with it, had his lawyers apply for a waiver under Hawaiian law to release the other, archival certificate.

Mr. Alexis applied for an early release from the Navy, as the service sought to shrink its roster to meet budget cuts.

Your home does not have to provide a service at all to generate cash, if you are aged over 55 and eligible to apply for an equity release scheme.

Janes applied for a few weeks' release on compassionate grounds so the woman could come to terms with the news.

In Scotland a group of biologists called the Lynx UK Trust has now applied for a licence to release lynx - a predator which should be welcome in a country where deer numbers have gone beserk.

The ruling is likely to be cited as precedent by other prisoners applying for early release.

These are always the first documents applied for release; for example, I'm currently applying for the public release of every departments "blue book".