Sentence examples for release account from inspiring English sources

Blizzard doesn't exactly release account information willy nilly, so getting into contact with your former guild members, people who depend[ed] on your heals and buffs and the like, can be a huge pain in the behind.

"If someone can call your bank and get them to release account information without your consent, it means you have no privacy," says Russell Smith, director of Consumer.net in Alexandria, Virginia, who has won more than $40,000 suing telemarketers for bothering him.

It says: "We release account and other personal information when we believe release is appropriate to comply with the law; enforce or apply our Conditions of Use and other agreements; or protect the rights, property, or safety of Amazon.com, our users, or others".

Bruce Misamore, Yukos's chief executive, said: "We welcome the justice ministry's decision [to release accounts] which lets us continue financing our ongoing business".

According to the new report, however, the press release accounts for 215 leaders captured and 95 killed, with 180 facilitators captured and 10 killed.

Add to that the fact that this seven-time Grammy winner shifted more than a million copies of 1989 within a week of release – accounting for one in every five record sales in the US – and Swift confirmed what we already suspected: she hadn't just conquered the music industry, she was the music industry.

This fast initial release accounts for the fast diffusion of the loosely bound drug molecules at the top part of the TNT, due to a high concentration gradient between the drug interface at the TNT layers and the bulk PBS solution.

Several lawmakers and reporters have begun to release accounts about the detention centers, one of which now houses upwards of 1,400 children.

Renal glucose release accounts for 20% of overall endogenous glucose release, which is responsible for ∼40% of all gluconeogenesis (31).

Severe Dupuytren's contracture requiring release accounts for approximately 12,000 patients undergoing surgery in the UK per year [ 10].

Consequently, as the length of fast increases, the proportion of overall glucose release accounted for by renal gluconeogenesis increases 15.