Sentence examples for designated to release from inspiring English sources

"It is a very close race," said a Western official, who viewed the early results but spoke on condition of anonymity since Iraqi officials were designated to release them.

With no designated framework to release the funds, the process of decision-making will be subjective and will be bound to come under intense public scrutiny, given the level of public anger at the last round of injections into the banking system.A successful application for funds will require a persuasive and credible politician at the helm.

Mujahid, who was accused of being an al-Qaida fighter and bodyguard for Osama bin Laden, although was never charged with a crime, was one of dozens of men designated as too dangerous to release.

In the hours after shortstop Julio Lugo was arrested and charged with assault-family violence Wednesday night, they designated him for assignment, meaning they had 10 days to release, trade or sell him, or assign him to the minor leagues.

Tampa Bay also designated infielder Bobby Smith for assignment and has 10 days to release, trade or ask waivers on him.

Franco was designated for assignment, meaning the Mets have 7 to 10 days to release him, trade him or outright him to Class AAA Norfolk.

When you want to release, release it.

Prepare to release control.

We also demonstrated that this method could be applied to the growth of CNTs on a designated area of released micromechanical structures.

LDH released by uninfected cells was designated as spontaneous release.

If the PU comes back to use his designated channel, SUs should release the momentary-using channel and try to find other idle channels [6, 8].