Sentence examples for blanket release from inspiring English sources

The banks did not get the blanket release they originally sought from legal liability for all manner of mortgage misconduct.

The release of some political prisoners in a larger amnesty was in keeping with what American officials have said was a strategy by Myanmar's government to avoid a blanket release that could anger the country's hard-liners.

With such a drain on talent - there is no blanket release of players for Ireland games and each player must negotiate his own conditions with his county - it remains to be seen whether Ireland's new-found interest in cricket will be sustained.

That said, the settlement should not include a blanket release.

It may come as a shock to some of the president's supporters that his only presidential pardon in 2012 was for Cobbler, the Thanksgiving turkey, in an apparent indifference to thousands of inmates hopeful of a blanket release for marijuana possession or clemency for first-time non-violent drug "conspiracy" offenders.

2015 feels like a transitional period between the old model of mega-budgets, test-marketing and blanket-releasing, and an emerging, hydra-headed film business in which the cinema becomes increasingly irrelevant as an exhibition platform.

Critics say the rejections were a result of a blanket no-release policy by the Pataki administration for inmates convicted of violent felonies.

"But a blanket No-Release Policy -- which deprives families with bona fide asylum claims of their liberty in order to send a message to others -- is not one of them".

But the biggest point of controversy is likely to be the provisions on the policy advice to ministers from civil servants.Until now British governments have exercised a blanket ban on release of this information.

No new features, and no mentions of any specific bugs outside of a minor one with wired headsets – but there is one big blanket statement: "this release addresses several security issues with Palm WebOS Software".

But as the EFF notes, the order "reveals an appreciation of the civil liberties concerns, as well as skepticism of the government's blanket refusal to release any portion of the opinions".