Sentence examples for director to release from inspiring English sources
Craig Bellamy has asked a Cardiff City director to release a statement on his behalf to deny he is about to retire.
Primed for shooting, the production was cancelled two days before principle photography, forcing the director to release cast members and crew.
(Chris Barton, the company's business development director, declined to release sales figures, but said "customer uptake has been very good").
No matter what comes of Mr. Morley's case in Federal District Court in Washington, Mr. Tunheim said he might ask the current C.I.A. director, Leon E. Panetta, to release the records, even if the names of people who are still alive must be redacted for privacy.
In a move that he thought would boost his popularity in the country, Bokassa ordered prison director Otto Sacher to release all prisoners in the jail.
In another development, Democrats in Congress investigating the company attacked the credibility of a special committee of Enron directors expected to release a report this weekend on the complex partnership deals central to the company's demise.
For example, why did the director Steven Spielberg wait to release "Lincoln" until after the 2012 presidential election?
The Queensland justice department RTI director has refused to release a recording Byrne made of the conversation, saying that it contained "personal information of the chief justice".
Initially the newspaper claimed that Prince Edward and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester were among those who have spoken to the singer turned film director, who plans to release W.E. next year.
I have proposed a change that would allow the director the discretion to release inmates convicted of nonviolent crimes up to 90 days early, if warranted by good behavior.
(The movie, which won cinematography and directing prizes at this year's Sundance festival, had a tentative deal with IFC Films before the director Lance Hammer decided to release the film through his own Alluvial Film Company).
