Sentence examples for release obligations from inspiring English sources

David Duke, a former leader of the Ku Klux Klan who was released to a halfway house in Baton Rouge, La., a month ago after serving a year in federal prison for fraud, has been meeting his work release obligations by performing duties for the "white civil rights" group where he is president, he said yesterday.

The fact that this tournament is not included in the coordinated international match calendar does not mean that there is no release obligation for the relevant clubs". The clubs also have the option of taking the matter to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

I differ from the good vicar on a few minor points (I don't think anyone writes as they "really are," for example, since all style is either learned or invented), but I agree about the "release from obligation".

It doesn't do anything to release the obligation under the Clean Air Act, for the US government to regulate carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses.

Indicate a "release of obligation" or termination terms.

However, Lord Ellenborough indicated that Ashford could ask that Thornton be allowed "to go without a day", that is, be released without obligation to return to court.

"Freedom" [free-duhm] is the absence of or release from ties, obligations, etc.

Release thoughts of obligations back at the ranch.

Having symptoms implies being potentially ill; sometimes this involves release from social obligations and implies the need for care.

Whilst she has been released from certain obligations by her elders, she was not releasing her son from his obligation to her in her old age.

Protestant pastors were to be paid by the state and released from certain obligations.