Sentence examples for gain release from inspiring English sources

Likewise, Hamas wished to use their human bargaining chip to gain release for as many Palestinians as they could.

One informant was not enough for a conviction — a second witness was needed — and Bruno was willing to repent in order to gain release.

In 2005, May was released, a week before her 12-year tariff date, becoming the first prisoner to gain release 'on time' while still denying the offence.

Scola reportedly would have had to pay $2.5 million out of his own pocket to gain release from his Spanish club team.

For example, the EU's Media Programme put funding into films such as The King's Speech and This is England; in 2011, £5.3m was spent on helping UK films, such as Ken Loach's The Angel's Share, gain release in Europe.

Courts may often effectively detain arrestees by setting bail sums low enough not to be constitutionally "excessive" but high enough to make it impossible for the arrestee to gain release on bail.

In return, God will offer his grace, which will assist the devotee in gaining release.

When his new wife discovers that Kikutani has a slight chance of gaining release from his parole, he is furious when she pushes him to a ritual show of sorrow.

For the northern, Sanskrit-using school, known as the Vadakalai ("Monkey") school, God's grace in gaining release is important, but a human individual should make the best possible effort, as a baby monkey must hold fast to its mother.

Although she agreed to 8 years' imprisonment, she ended up being jailed for 11 years, without trial, and gained release only through the efforts of the lower-caste chief minister of Uttar Pradesh.

Many are concerned with the Buddhist sin of attachment: an inability to forget his life in this world prevents a dead man from gaining release but forces him to return again and again as a ghost to relive the violence or passion of his former existence.