Sentence examples for clear release from inspiring English sources
The government should convert these discredited sentences into an equivalent determinate sentence, with a clear release date, and provide full support to people returning to their communities," he said.
He must have seen his hospital room as just another jail cell, with no clear release date, and we were the guards, giving him orders and standing between him and freedom.
Then there's the PlayBook 2.0 OS that's supposed to make its way to us next month, and refreshed hardware to go along with it which hasn't been given a clear release date.
An optically flat glass panel was fitted in the nose below the turret for use by the bombardier; the aircraft's offensive weaponry, consisting of a Mark XIII aerial torpedo or, alternatively, up to 2000 pound of bombs, was carried in an internal bomb bay, the twin-float arrangement allowing for a clear release of the weaponry.
Even without any clear release, it is in this sense of meditation between opposite forces in the same land that we are carried, turned and turned as if in winds that have blown somewhere not far off in our world, one where the textured silences might hide as much menace as the loudest wailing.
The term 'canonical /t/' refers to an alveolar consonant during the production of which there is a clear silence portion and a clear release portion manifested via a burst and aspiration.
MFT settled after a short (15 min) ozonation treatment, resulting in a sample with clear released water on the top and condensed sludge at the bottom.
Equation 7 sums the sources of an ecosystem in the event of forest clearing (release is positive).
As a result, the California Innocence Project, the organisation that had fought for his name to be cleared, released the video of him eating.
The land clearing releases carbon dioxide and destroys habitats for endangered species like orangutans, which are often killed by plantation owners who view them as pests.
Environmentally, South American rainforests are being cleared – releasing climate change emissions – to grow animal feed and rear cattle for export to Europe.
