Sentence examples for release homeland from inspiring English sources

In a press release, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson explained that the designation will apply to "storage facilities, polling places, and centralized vote tabulations locations," as well as "voter registration databases, voting machines, and other systems to manage the election process for federal, state and local governments".

Consequently her TriBeCa loft -- her base of operations since 1975 -- was a hive of activity, including a conference about a coming museum installation in Brazil and various promotional tasks surrounding the release of "Homeland," her first album of new material in nearly 10 years.

How far does Cressida [in The Hunger Games] go to release her homeland from a tyrannical despot?

Kader, himself Kurdish but brought up in Sweden, felt deep within him as a child a need to bring Rambo to Kurdistan, at the time to release his homeland from the clutches of the Iraqi dictator.

In a 19-page response released Friday, Homeland Security officials forcefully reasserted their support for the program, which has been the center of fierce controversy since it began in October 2008.

In a statement released Thursday, "Homeland" co-creator and show runner Alex Gansa said of the controversy, "We wish we'd caught these images before they made it to air.

Two memos released by Homeland Security Secretary John F. Kelly on Tuesday directed immigration officers to broaden the scope of their enforcement, conduct more raids of immigrant communities, and detain people living here illegally regardless of whether they had a criminal record.

Showtime hasn't released a "Homeland" video game... yet... but the good people at CollegeHumor have taken the time to imagine the Emmy-winning series as an early '90s RPG.

And while only these four agencies may have actively developed the facts around the Russian interference, the statement about Russian interference, released by Homeland Security and the Director of National Intelligence, was made on behalf of "the U.S. Intelligence Community," which is made up of 17 agencies.

In 1997, Atlantic released a single edit of "Whole Lotta Love" in the US and the UK, the only single the band released in their homeland, where it peaked at number 21. November 1997 saw the release of Led Zeppelin BBC Sessions, a two-disc set largely recorded in 1969 and 1971.

During Ramadan 2013, Anzour released Under the Homeland's Sky, a controversial take on Syria's civil war that sympathizes with the regime.