Sentence examples for release language from inspiring English sources

She mentioned a case where a court accepted the testimony of an individual who said the document that person signed appeared to be a sign up sheet, with the release language inconspicuous above a column of signatures.

And within the council, much of the debate over news release language, according to the report and supporting documents released by the inspector general, centered on two mid-level public information officers, neither of whom had been at his or her job longer than six months.

In a filing made with the US District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, BP claimed Juneau had "adopted positions on issues as critical as compensation protocols, documentation requirements, and release language that deviated from the settlement agreement and mirrored positions he took on behalf of his prior clients".

So if Masto isn't in the wrong, and the settlement release language is relatively strong, where does that leave me?

Most importantly of all, if there is to be a settlement, the release language needs to be as tight as a drum, or all hell will break loose.

Her questions raised alarm bills with me and with writers I respect including David Dayen and Yves Smith, because if she had seen the release language and was asking these kinds of questions, it probably meant very bad things, and certainly would have meant I had been lied to by my sources on Jan . 27

Each of the Clinton surrogates' appearances this week has been promoted with nearly identical press-release language: Chelsea Clinton, Warren, Sanders, and Kaine would each lay out the stakes of the election for millennials.

But in New York City parks, where many recent immigrants fish for their own sustenance (though all the city's freshwater fishing is supposed to be catch-and-release), language barriers pose a special challenge.

It's not as though traditional media organizations have been all that pure before, given the amount of press-release language that makes its way into stories, not to mention the opinion-laundering you can find in so many news reports and on every op-ed page.

The final piece of the financial regulatory reform puzzle is about to come into place as Sen. Blanche Lincoln released language last Friday that would impose rules on the unregulated world of over-the-counter derivatives trading.

In the Senate, the Democratic leadership is working to rewrite the law with a single comprehensive bill, but has yet to release legislative language.