Sentence examples for be released under an from inspiring English sources
She may be released under an amnesty, or have her sentence reduced.
Socialtext's wikiCalc software will be released under an open source license for installation directly onto servers.
And because it's Canonical, the source code will be released under an open-source license.
Although there were rumors that the Darwinius paper would be released under an embargo, this did not actually occur, and while Gibbons was able to convince Atlantic Productions to allow her to see a version of the paper, she was required to sign a non-disclosure agreement to not discuss it with anyone until after the official release date.
As the singer was an independent artist when the songs were recorded, the new music will be released under an indie label, Rogue Music Alliance, instead of Universal Music Group, which owns the licensing rights to much of his catalogue.
As the singer was an independent artist when the songs were recorded, the new music will be released under an indie label, Rogue Music Alliance, instead of Universal Music Group, which owns the licensing rights to much of his catalogue.
Their musical challenge was to confront such issues and emerge with something beautiful and uplifting, which is why Herlihy is concerned that what was meant as a positive, hopeful first album will be released under a "black cloud".
Mr. Gore was vague today about exactly how much oil might be released under a system of "swaps," in which oil is essentially lent to oil companies in return for a commitment from them to refill the strategic reserve next spring.
Henry Smith, MP for Crawley, cited McBride's account of the leaking of embarrassing information about Sir John Major and Lord Lamont of Lerwick which was due to appear in government documents to be released under a freedom of information request.
After five years or 100,000 downloads, these works will be released under a Creative Commons Attribution License, meaning anyone can copy, distribute or even make commercial use of the audio files as long as they are properly attributed.
Together, Spell and Zeller are attempting to barter a deal with prosecutors that would allow Phipps to be released under a time-served deal.
