Sentence examples for normal release from inspiring English sources

Their aim in opening them ahead of their normal release date was to achieve greater openness.

With regular, repeated "addictive" drug use, though, the brain eventually responds by reducing its normal release of dopamine.

"I was having a quick release instead of having a normal release.

Immigration detainers — voluntary requests from ICE to law enforcement agencies to hold those arrested beyond their normal release so that agents can take them into custody and deport them — also rose, to 22,161.

"This release had an unusual amount of security so, therefore, in that sense, it would not be a normal release," said Allen Moore, a spokesman for the Orange County Jail.

SB4 also outlaws sanctuary cities – a loose term generally used to describe areas that limit co-operation with immigration agents – by criminalising and fining local officials and entities who do not comply with requests to hold jailed immigrants beyond their normal release times so they can be picked up by federal officers and potentially deported.

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In these studies, it would have been possible to include a placebo-arm, provided the patients had free access to normal-release opioid as rescue medication, and using consumption of rescue medication as the primary outcome measure.

An intrinsic circadian clock of the pancreas is required for normal insulin release and glucose homeostasis in mice.

Nor will it affect its plans to show the film in Spain, Germany, Portugal and Austria – territories where Disney intends to observe the normal DVD release window.

This results in infertility because normal gonadotropin release is inhibited.