Sentence examples for message to release from inspiring English sources

However, by Sunday, they'd been freed, with the paper quoting spokesman Hammad al-Akir's cryptic statement that they "did not kidnap the Egyptian drivers", arguing that it was only "a message" to release Libyans held in Cairo, and expressing the wish that the "news of [their] release would make Egyptians happy".

A skull appeared on computer screens along with a message threatening to release data "secrets" if undisclosed demands were not met, reports said.

His annual message to Congress, released on Dec. 1, 1862, devoted a long passage to gradual, compensated abolition and colonization.

The five-minute speech, played over an old still image of Bin Laden holding an AK-47, is the first such message to be released since December.

"This incident took place because some employees did not exercise good judgment or review their proposal with our privacy team," Jonathan F. Miller, the chief executive, wrote in an e-mail message to employees released yesterday afternoon.

In a video message to be released on Saturday morning, Francine Wheeler, whose 6-year-old son, Ben, was killed during the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in December, will make an appeal for gun control legislation as the Senate prepares to debate a set of proposals next week.

The main idea is that for each message to be released, the message sender, or the sending node, generates a source anonymous message authentication for the message.

He even tried to forge e-mail messages by investors to release their investments from escrow accounts so he could spend the money, Ms. Apparicio said.

But Mr. Murphy wrote in an e-mail message that the process to release the money to community groups was moving along.

The message was a threat to release internal company data if Sony didn't "obey" the hackers' request.

On the morning of 28 August, Lambert received a message from Hamelin, promising to release all the prisoners under conditions of parole within one month if Île de la Passe and Iphigenia were both surrendered without resistance.