Sentence examples for had decided to release from inspiring English sources
Shelly Burgess, an agency spokeswoman, said the agency had decided to release the records "in an effort to be transparent".
Testaverde's agent, Michael Azzarelli, said the report that the Jets had decided to release Testaverde was "aggressive and premature".
Dr. Eugene Carragee, editor of The Spine Journal, said he was pleased that Medtronic officials had decided to release the data.
Geoffrey Cowley, the communications director for the department, said that it had decided to release the video separately, and that the disagreement did not cause the delay.
The SWAT team had decided to release them after consulting two lists compiled by Iraqi intelligence services, each containing the names of ISIS fighters and sympathizers in Mosul.
On Aug. 24, 2000, Judge Parker issued a brief order saying he had decided to release Dr. Lee under stringent conditions.
He said that he had decided to released a letter setting out his advice to Osborne saying he was firmly opposed to a currency union because this was such an important matter.
" I am happy that they have decided to release us, but my rights have been disregarded.
Now it is whether National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) has decided to release an expensive drug for NHS use.
According to Wired, Disney and Lucasfilm have decided to release a new Star Wars film every year until people stop going to see them at the cinema.
