Sentence examples for release all records from inspiring English sources
He urged Mr. Bush to release all records held by the S.E.C. of his sale of stock in the Harken Energy Corporation in 1990, when his father, George Bush, was president.
I hope you will encourage the White House and the Department of Justice to release all records and photographs relating to the investigation of fund-raising abuses by you and your administration.
On Wednesday, Public Advocate for the City of New York Bill de Blasio issued a statement asking Grimm to join him in "calling on the New York City Police Department and the Justice Department to release all records surrounding this incident".
Forty-four MPs have signed a Commons motion calling on The Sun to release all records relating to its coverage of the Hillsborough disaster.
In another case, in 2003, lawyers from the Center for Constitutional Rights, the ACLU, Physicians for Human Rights, Veterans for Common Sense, and Veterans for Peace, filed a FOIA request to the Departments of Defense, State, Homeland Security, and Justice, as well as the CIA, to immediately process and release all records relating to treatment of prisoners in U.S. custody.
Amid the Watergate-era revelations of criminal conspiracies and cover-ups, they began a legal battle to release all the government records in the case.
In February, the White House said it had released all records of Mr Bush's service - but one of Killian's memos stated it was "for record" and another suggested it was to be included in Mr Bush's official record.
When the GOP presidential candidate, who at that time was leading in the polls, directly challenges whether the president was born in America, President Obama releases all records of his birth.
New data shows exactly which departments are releasing all the records they are supposed to under the latest rules.
"A month ago I don't think the White House would have felt compelled to release all these records," said Bennett Roth, the White House correspondent for The Houston Chronicle, after the White House suddenly released hundreds of pages of National Guard records Friday evening.
On "Meet the Press" he promised to release all his records -- and promptly broke that promise.
