Sentence examples for release attorney from inspiring English sources

In a release, Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch said..

In his release, Attorney General Schuette said the school board's actions threaten the state's efforts to "assure the orderly and efficient provision of quality educational services" in DPS.

Alas, no: In an August 21 press release, Attorney General Harris announced she was "appealing the court's decision because it is not supported by the law and it undermines important protections that our courts provide to defendants".

A20 Anti-Terror Data to Be Released Attorney General John Ashcroft, under pressure over the Justice Department's anti-terrorism initiatives, agreed to declassify data showing how often federal agents have demanded records from libraries and other institutions.

Before the video's release, an attorney for the officer said Slager felt threatened because Scott tried to overpower him and take his Taser.

Five years after its release, an attorney friend urged him to make another film and offered to partially back it financially.

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In a press release, the attorney general's office said it was best suited to coordinate multiple agency claims while seeking to force the gas company to address the environmental effects of such a large release of methane.

After a hearing Thursday when a judge ordered Jennings' release, his attorney, Jeffrey Ehrlich praised the development, but condemned the "cascade of errors" in the investigation that initially led to his client's arrest and conviction.

After the report's release, the attorney general's office said it would take the experts' recommendations into consideration, but did not clarify if the new report meant the previous "historical truth" was indeed false.

In a statement released this week, Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa said: "No one is above the law, and the public expects and deserves a higher level of conduct from our state troopers, most of whom deliver admirably and professionally in that regard.