Sentence examples for earning release from inspiring English sources

He was a model inmate, earning release after three years.

Its recent earning release showed some glimmer of hope.

Amazon highlighted the success of its Kindle in its earning release, which is not surprising given all the comparison to the iPad which Apple announced yesterday.

IAC in its third-quarter earning release reported that total revenues for Q3 2010 were $422 million, up 25percentt compared to the same period last year.

Netflix even issued a challenge of sorts to the Hollywood movie industry in its earning release, noting that it now plans to disrupt the movie business as it once disrupted TV.

The justice secretary has asked his department look at how a system of earned release could operate in detail.

He declared himself sympathetic to the idea of earned release, so that prisoners committing themselves to learn and acquire skills would be set free early.

The Coates review is to report by spring 2016 and is seen as a preliminary step towards Gove's plans to introduce a scheme of earned release, which links educational achievement to the date inmates are released from prison.

"Writers can't serve 30 years and then earn release to play golf, wear a baseball cap, entertain themselves by negotiating shopping carts down the aisles of the local supermarket," he says.

The Conservatives first floated the idea of earned release in 2008 as an alternative to automatic release at the halfway point of a prison term, but estimated it might need an extra 5,000 prison places to accommodate those who failed to respond to the incentive.

"I am attracted to the idea of earned release for those offenders who make a commitment to serious educational activity, who show by their changed attitude that they wish to contribute to society and who work hard to acquire proper qualifications, which are externally validated and respected by employers," he told the Prisoners Learning Alliancee.