Sentence examples for candidate for release from inspiring English sources
Moreover, Keiko was hardly an exemplary candidate for release.
"I'm a good candidate for release, no matter what they say".
As he sat before Judge Smith, Mr. Bigley — who had asked that his hearing be open to the public — hardly seemed like a good candidate for release.
"Scattered", the album's final candidate for release as a single, was announced, followed by TV and radio promotion, but the record was unavailable in stores several months later a small number appeared on the collector market.
Misgivings in Washington One American official said the Saudi authorities put forward a list of about 15 candidates for release, which the Americans ultimately disregarded.
At the cabinet meeting today, Israel's security chief, Avi Dichter, was questioned about the list he had drawn up of potential candidates for release.
"And those who have adapted," Haney writes, "are prime candidates for release to a social world to which they may be incapable of ever fully readjusting".
What is more, of the 15 people the panel freed early over the past five years, there are questions about whether, under the board's own informal guidelines, five were even appropriate candidates for release.
Among the top candidates for release are the more than 2,000 Three Strikers who have yet to have their petitions considered, and the more than half of Two Strikers whose second offense was non-serious and nonviolent.
While community release is not guaranteed as a part of IDC participation, and IDC staff have no direct influence on the release decisions of judges or bail bonds personnel, it is possible that these decision-makers perceive defendants who have agreed to engage in the IDC program to be more suitable candidates for release than defendants who chose to not participate in the program.
According to Taylor, songs like "Sorry for Love" and "When the Wrong One Loves You Right" were primed for radio airplay and dancefloor remixes and were ideal candidates for release.
