Sentence examples for grant release from inspiring English sources

A subsequent review shall ordinarily be commenced for any detainee within approximately one year of a decision by the Executive Associate Commissioner declining to grant release.

It is difficult to see in the case of Biggs what can be gained, other than tough headlines, by overturning a carefully considered parole board decision to grant release.

They put a human face on a murder victim, who is often referred to only as "the deceased" during a parole hearing, and make it that much more difficult for the board to grant release.

(i) If the HQPDU Director does not accept a panel's recommendation to grant release after a records review, or if the alien is not recommended for release, a Review Panel shall personally interview the detainee.

Supervisors have the discretion to either grant release time from work to attend class, or to require that all or part of the time be made up if the absence interferes with the department's operational requirements.

In Roman Catholicism, penance is a sacrament and the power to absolve lies with the priest, who can grant release from the guilt of sin to the sinner who is truly contrite, confesses his sin, and promises to perform satisfaction to God.

In 2007, I was granted release on temporary licence.

Ms. Ogg said her office would work to ensure he is never granted release.

Mr. Dowlatabadi did not identify any of the prisoners or say how many of the 130 were granted release.

A third Briton, Anthony Perrett, is waiting to find out if he too will be granted release today.

David is one of the few people in the collection to whom Furman grants release from sadness.