Sentence examples for release efforts from inspiring English sources
Japan's deputy foreign minister Yasuhide Nakayama was in Amman to co-ordinate hostage release efforts with Jordan, but refused to comment on the talks early today.
We are grateful to have been able to help in the release efforts of Kenneth Bae.
But there's a key added factor this time around the advent of digital platforms that can buttress both marketing and release efforts.
In response to this turn of events, the Air Force stepped up their policy by press release efforts against the Army, as well as agitating behind the scenes within the Defense Department.
According to a District press release, efforts will be made to ramp up mobile device management efforts, along with greater accountability for students, parents, and educators so that such problems do not happen anymore.
We now relax these assumptions to analyze the impact of density dependence on the release efforts required for achieving gene-drive.
Today's release effort almost collapsed when two go-betweens, accompanied by the chief kidnapper -- a man nicknamed Robot because he can dance like Michael Jackson -- were ambushed by men with automatic weapons and grenade launchers.
SeaWorld has criticized the Keiko release effort as being a "failure".
We've been sending anglers there since the camp opened in the early '90s, and catch rates have steadily improved with the cessation of commercial fishing at the mouth and focused catch-and-release efforts".
The new Laurel Canyon jam scene provides a notorious cross pollination of styles: Jonathan Wilson, ex-Jayhawk Gary Louris, Johnathan Rice, Dylan sideman Bob Goldberg, Vetiver, Espers and the Black Crowes' Chris Robinson; the recently released efforts of Jonathan Wilson's Frankie Ray (curiously out on limited release), Louris's Vagabonds and Johnathan Rice's Further North.
The strategy is surely why they've made it to 10 records; their newly released effort, "Lightning Bolt," jumps from mortality-obsessed balladry to brash, punk-tinged fervor.
