Sentence examples for regularly released from inspiring English sources

President Bush's medical checkups are regularly released in detail.

Outsiders estimate that the population is approaching 3,000, even though prisoners are regularly released.

And the regularly released videos showing the police assassinating black people.

Victims are regularly released from emergency rooms without undergoing CT scans or MRIs.

The center holds fewer than 100 people, so detainees are regularly released or transported elsewhere to make room for more.

The Indian government is averse to publishing strategic documents of the kind regularly released by the United States, most European states and even China.

(N.F.L. teams regularly release assistants from their contracts).

The company managed sales by regularly releasing models in fewer numbers than the market demanded.

The box office regularly releases cheaper tickets in the hope of keeping the show family-affordable.

Google, for example, regularly releases a transparency report, which lists how many requests for information it receives from each government.

The Freedom of Information Act does not apply to MI5, but the service regularly releases files to the National Archives.