Sentence examples for release of materials from inspiring English sources

The company's total number of Tier-1 process safety events – the most consequential events involving an unplanned or uncontrolled release of materials – continues to fall and is below the average for the industry".

The document releases came in two waves, first from Republicans on a House committee investigating Solyndra and then from angry committee Democrats, who argued that a selective release of materials gave a misleading picture of Kaiser's role.

Governments, including those of North Korea and Thailand, also have tried to prevent access to the site and complained about its release of materials critical of their governments and policies.

This work points to the possibilities of conditional release of materials from the process of decommissioning the nuclear unit from the operation.

Free hydrocarbons (S1) represent a minor part of insoluble organic matter (0.52 mg.g−1 sample) whereas hydrocarbons generated during heating (S2), representing more mature carbon molecules, are more abundant (1.91 mg.g−1 sample), which is in agreement with a Tpeak of 448 °C (the temperature corresponding to maximal release of materials).

The will bequeaths Mr. Cronkite's personal papers to the university, a process that started before his death on July 17 but will now end with the release of materials he had held onto at his office and homes in Manhattan and on Martha's Vineyard.

In particular, Moreno took a dim view of WikiLeaks' release of material that caused bilateral embarrassment.

The Beijing government announced a raft of new regulations last week governing the release of material on the Internet.

Nuclear testing and the release of material from nuclear reactors also introduce radioactive isotopes into the environment.

I hoped the release of more JFK files would expedite the declassification and release of material I sought regarding my father.

However, following the release of material from the Radio 4 programme, James's spokeswoman said the interview had "sounded much less doom-laden than it does when transcribed".