Sentence examples for promise of release from inspiring English sources

Like Benazir, they had been charged with no crime and had been offered no promise of release.

Some anniversaries offer the promise of release, and the historical distance, combined with the changes unfolding in liberal Turkish society, may be significant.

But in the half hour between my sister leaving and me arriving, my mother has a nose bleed, and suddenly the promise of release is withdrawn.

The novel comprises fragments of Yan Lianke's own fictitious four books, two of which are written by the Author – Criminal Records, secret reports on his fellow inmates, produced for the Child on the promise of release; and excerpts from The Old Course, the Author's 500-page novel.

Instead, it released a statement reprising its criticisms of Mr. Wilson for failing to live up to his promise of releasing his tax returns.

But if the management sticks to its promise of releasing more content more regularly, it's sure to keep the numbers popping upwards again.

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Though his son was subsequently released, Libya also failed to live up to its promise of releasing two Swiss prisoners.

"Can we trust him that he can deliver on this promise of releasing the girls when he has not delivered on the promise of the ceasefire?" Abana said.

Meanwhile, Obama has held to his 2008 campaign promise of releasing states from No Child Left Behind, having waived 32 states and Washington, D.C. from the sweeping law.

In an address of his own on TV6 on Tuesday, Oliver had urged Warner to follow through on his promise of releasing an "avalanche" of damning information about the embattled global soccer organization.