Sentence examples for chance of release from inspiring English sources

It then had to be substantially bowdlerised to secure the chance of release in Russia.

The four defendants in the embassy bombings conspiracy were sentenced to life in prison with no chance of release.

Bamber and two other murderers are involved in a European court battle against their "whole-life" prison terms that give prisoners no chance of release.

Her best chance of release was a request for commutation, which would have ended her sentence early without absolving her of a crime.

Bae and Miller had told the Associated Press that they believed their only chance of release was the intervention of a high-ranking government official or a senior US statesman.

Champions of nuclear power argued that the chance of release of iodine was so small that distributing drugs in advance over a wide area would only undercut public confidence in the safety of nuclear power.

More supporters will mean greater income and that, in turn, should mean better players and more chance of releasing some of the pent-up yearning.

Coupled with that, the new administration may view risk differently than the old one, willing, perhaps, to take the chance of releasing a broken man like Mr. Qahtani, whom the Bush administration has locked up as if he were a ticking time bomb.

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This suggests, and our more detailed investigations confirm, that changes in male fertility have little effect at the population level unless the reduction is so general and severe that the chance of released eggs being fertilized is significantly reduced.

In this case, bringing the atoms closer together increases the chance of released subatomic particles striking and splitting other atoms.