Sentence examples for release credits from inspiring English sources

The plan by Mr. Brown, a Democrat, calls for increasing early release credits; paroling elderly and incapacitated prisoners; and slowing the return of thousands of inmates who are being held in private prisons in other states.

The gallery's news release credits these works with using "erotica and its screenic image as a vehicle to address formal concerns such as surface, color and space" and says their disparate interests include "the weighty themes of gender, sexuality and epistemology".

Monday's release credits consumer electronics for Amazon's 21% sales increase.

He signed legislation last year that increased early release credits, made it more difficult to send ex-convicts back to prison for parole violations, and rewarded county probation departments for keeping criminals out of state prisons.

Each new revelation increased the suspicion that every Concert Artist release credited to Joyce Hatto within the past decade was the creation of "Joyce Hatto".

He wanted the Budget to release credit in the economy so people could start buying again, and also wanted to see the provision of additional credit insurance.

The Bureau of Prisons has projected a release date of Nov. 14, 2139, for Mr. Madoff, assuming he gets early release credit for good behavior.

A mass prisoner release credited to Hamas could also have far-reaching implications for regional politics and stability, though it is not clear how significant the impact would be.

Forced to establish the site www.annualcreditreport.com to release credit histories, the bureaus "blocked web links from reputable consumer sites such as Privacy Rights Clearinghouse and Consumers Union, and from mainstream news web sites," according to one complaint.

Baer went to work as a corporate counsel for Bank of America, which announced his appointment with a press release crediting him with having "coordinated Treasury policy" during the Clinton years in getting Glass-Steagall repealed.

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