Sentence examples for qualifying for release from inspiring English sources

People "who are able to prove to us that they are not a threat to public safety and will comply with any conditions we place on their release are qualifying for release," Ms. Kraushaar said.

We must balance the victims' families' right to some legal finality with the likelihood that the offender will ever qualify for release.

They said the three inmates who brought the case had "no realistic chance" of accessing the rehabilitation courses they need to qualify for release.

The man who shot Pope John Paul II is among about 35,000 inmates who might qualify for release from overcrowded Turkish prisons under an amnesty bill approved by the legislature.

The justice secretary, Michael Gove, has ordered a Parole Board inquiry into the plight of existing IPP prisoners, many of whom have served far beyond their originally recommended "tariff" but are not able to qualify for release.

The letter delivered to this reporter, and Mr. Hinckley's statements since the verdict to reporters for The Washington Post and The New York Post, could be used by the Government as evidence that he is mentally ill and dangerous and does not qualify for release.

Prison authorities told Mr Akimenkov's lawyers that he would only qualify for release if he went totally blind.

The justice ministry said judges were ready to work around the clock to implement the pardon because they have to visit each of more than 30 prisons and assess every prisoner who may qualify for release.

But Yasin says he qualifies for release.

Because of this exception, most Sikh political prisoners did not qualify for release.

Once their activities were revealed, Martinez and Saavedra, who by that time had been inside BTC for weeks, were ushered in to see an ICE official and told they had qualified for release.