Sentence examples for release a document from inspiring English sources

Today or tomorrow, aides are expected to release a document outlining contacts Obama staff members had with embattled Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich or his administration.

Later this month, the companies hope to release a document (which they're calling a primer) of 25 to 30 pages that is intended to help the families understand economic concepts relevant to the compensation fund.

The Lib Dem peer appeared to criticise the coalition cabinet's decision to veto orders from the Information Commissioner to release a document setting out the potential consequences of their NHS overhaul.

He went on: "Sometimes you might genuinely think you can release a document and it's not going to be of any assistance to a terrorist when in fact you might be wrong - and that's simply a question of your inability to judge if you are a newspaper editor or a journalist as opposed to somebody involved in the intelligence work that has to be done".

The Israeli government also released a document alleging Palestinian violations of previous agreements.

has released a document exposing Argentina's collaboration with Nazi Germany..

The council on Tuesday released a document laying out its political aspirations for a democratic Libya.

Last week, for example, the Department for Transport released a document with tips for "smarter driving techniques".

Exactly 10 years ago, a group of evangelical and Catholic leaders and scholars released a document called "Evangelicals and Catholics Together".

They linked to the source code on Reddit, and released a document about how to cover your tracks online.

So a while later she released a document that was described as an early draft of the agreement.