Sentence examples for on commercial release from inspiring English sources

Last year, a Royal Commission imposed strict controls on field trials and a moratorium on commercial release of GE organisms until October 2003.

Real movie critics do not confine themselves to what is on commercial release, any more than literary critics confine themselves to what is on the 3-for-2 table at Waterstone's.

It is not currently on commercial release.

The International "Campaign to STOP Genetically Engineered Trees", which has called for an international ban on commercial release of GE trees cheered their effectiveness as a "barrier".

I certainly get the impression that the density of samples on commercial releases has gone way down, but if you started including unauthorized remixes and mixtapes, you'd certainly see that sampling is alive and well.

Carmageddon was refused a certificate in 1997, but modifications saw it pass censors, and Rockstar's crowbar-happy Manhunt 2 had to go via the courts--and undergo a handful of edits--on its way to commercial release ten years later.

This paragraph would prohibit Microsoft from conditioning the timely release of a software product designed to run on a non-Microsoft platform (such as Mac Office) and ready for commercial release on an agreement by the vendor of the competing platform to limit its development, manufacture, distribution or promotion of non-Microsoft platform software.

For the second time, he's boxed them up for commercial release on "Silver & Gold," a bustling, tumultuous and joyous collection.

His company's "Butter," a comedy with anti-Tea Party overtones, was screened at festivals last year but is set for commercial release on Oct. 5, in the election's full heat.

Charged with felony copyright infringement on work prepared for commercial release, Mr. Cogill faced up to three years in prison and $250,000 in fines, but wound up pleading guilty to a lesser charge of misdemeanor copyright infringement and received probation.

In the early 1940's, Mr. Lomax made extensive recordings of songs and stories by Woody Guthrie, both for the Library of Congress and for commercial release on RCA Victor as "Dust Bowl Ballads".