Sentence examples for release of papers from inspiring English sources

"The request for the release of papers is currently under consideration," said a spokeswoman.

A case involving the release of papers of former presidents has ended with no clear result.

The decision suggested that Nixon might be able to block the release of papers in the future.

But perhaps in 30 years, the release of papers will confirm the secretary of state for work and pensions in fact took his seat at the cabinet table as part of a trialling affirmative action scheme.

The executive order, which Mr. Bush issued last Nov. 1, changed the rules for release of presidential papers under the 1978 records act, which provided for the automatic release of papers, with exceptions for matters like national security and law enforcement, 12 years after a president's term.

The prime minister has therefore decided to commission a review to establish the position across government on the annual release of papers and the ability and readiness of departments to meet the requirements of moving from a 30 to 20 year rule, including the processes for withholding information.

Facebook announced today's release of Paper last Thursday.

Facebook recently tried this with the release of Paper, a stylized feed reading app.

Due to the (mostly eyebrow-fueled) hype surrounding the upcoming release of "Paper Towns," I decided to read the YA book the movie is based on.

Various slants on "vacuous cretin" have been a common denominator on Twitter today following the release of Paper's cover images, tempered with fervent appreciation of her oily cheeks.

AMY DAVIDSON: This is a comparison that has been made, and disputed, a number of times since the release of the papers.