Sentence examples for possible to release from inspiring English sources

It was impossible to find room for them in the State prisons, nor was it possible to release them.

The bindings on these skis make it possible to release the heel to climb and then snap it down to make parallel alpine turns.

It was cold and windy on the night of January 25 , 1939 when Dr. John R. Dunning, the physicist, split the uranium atom at Columbia University and realized that it was possible to release atomic energy.

"We will take all necessary steps," Mr. Sharon said, "so that it will not be possible to release a person who was involved in murder, who ordered murder and whose organization carries out murders to this day".

A spokesman said: "The scheme was designed to meet some demand for redundancy in some parts of the business and where it is possible to release people and not replace them.

"We implore you as fast as possible to release the political prisoners from Sinai as fast as possible because we can't take any more, any torture," one captive said.

He's just trying to bide time, to wait until the last possible moment to release his payload.

Describing the low-key e-mail message that the agency sent to a limited number of reporters Wednesday afternoon, he said: "This was the most understated possible way to release this astonishing news.

A possible solution to release this precondition is to verify whether it is attacked by the same attacker by checking its neighborhood of the two consecutive states.

It suggests that the combination of dissolution, diffusion and erosion are the possible mechanism to release the drug from the nanoparticles.

Speaking to the BBC, the pilot's father Safi Al-Kasasbeh said "the Jordanian government should work hard, and use all possible means" to release his son.