Sentence examples for has traditionally released from inspiring English sources

Israel has traditionally released Palestinian prisoners on the eve of Ramadan, which started more than a week ago.

This date is no surprise as Madden has traditionally released on the third or fourth Tuesday in August.

The nonpartisan fact-checking organization Politifact said in December that a Democratic National Committee claim against Mr. Romney was "mostly true" in saying that presidential candidates have traditionally released their income-tax returns.

This criterion is likely to be controversial because academic scientists have not traditionally released the actual data underlying their studies, at least initially.

Many law enforcement agencies have traditionally resisted releasing video evidence — including footage from cameras worn by officers or in their patrol cars — while investigations are under way.

Many law enforcement agencies have traditionally resisted releasing video evidence — including footage from cameras worn by officers or in their patrol cars — while investigations are under way.

"Roma" was released in theaters three weeks before it becomes available to Netflix subscribers Dec. 14, an unprecedented move for a company that has traditionally eschewed the idea of releasing movies in theaters before they are available to subscribers on its streaming platform.

Tuesday has traditionally been the day acts release new albums — the YouTube takeover is the new Tuesday.

(The Web site is not, unfortunately, being held hostage by Jamie Hewlett's (http://www.bbc.co.uk/manchester/content/images/2007/06/28/monkey_poster_246x350.jpg).) Tuesday has traditionally been the day acts release new albums — the YouTube takeover is the new Tuesday.

On the day of its ad release, Target has traditionally offered early access shopping for some of its Black Friday deals.

Whitehall has traditionally been a secretive place, reluctant to release key data on how taxpayer money gets spent.