Sentence examples for decision on release from inspiring English sources

A decision on release appeared days away.

Originally, the prisoner had to be brought before the court; since about 1780, the decision on release has been made in the prisoner's absence.

Re "Bush Weighing Decision on Release of Classified Documents to Sept. 11 Panel" (news article, Oct. 28): As a family member who fought very hard for the creation of the 9/11 independent commission, I find it upsetting to read the White House spokeswoman's response to press inquiries that the White House believes that it is fully cooperating with the commission.

The authors talk about the conflict between the perception that the decision on releasing one's DNA materials is personal, and how it can actually impact on the privacy of their kin.

Mr. Dombrovskis told state radio on Wednesday that the lenders could make a final decision on releasing the funds as soon as next week.

On Monday, the finance ministers put off at least until Nov. 20 a decision on releasing a long-delayed installment of 31.5 billion euros, or $40.1 billion, in aid to Greece until officials could assess its progress in adopting measures.

European officials this week delayed a decision on releasing the $40 billion aid installment, saying they needed more time to assess if Greece was adhering to reforms promised in exchange for two bailout packages totaling more than $300 billion.

But then I'll make a decision"..@POTUS says he'll make a decision on releasing his tax returns after he's no longer under audit.

And ministerial decisions on release will be subject to the courts' scrutiny.

At the same time, in keeping with the practice of devolution, HMG has made clear to the Libyans, to the media, and to us that it will take no official position on Megrahi's early release, but will leave the decision on early release - whether through compassionate release or the PTA - to the Scottish government, and the decision on the appeal to the Scottish courts.

Administration officials saw the Pentagon slow-walking decisions on releasing what some considered uncontroversial detainees, either those cleared for transfer by a 2010 internal review or by a quasi-parole board to thin the Guantánamo ranks.