Sentence examples for release of tape from inspiring English sources

Rumours of the PL's involvement with the Cali drug cartel were supported by the release of tape recordings of telephone conversations between the cartel's leaders, in which they discussed campaign contributions to the PL and meetings with Santiago Medina, the campaign's treasurer.

The opposition had hoped to profit from its recent release of tape-recordings showing President Leonid Kuchma if they are authentic to be utterly ruthless and foul-mouthed with it.

PAGE C1 Politics, Caught on Tape A New Jersey judge has ordered the release of tapes that some politicians say show the arm-twisting and greed of state politics.

By now, there have been dozens of books, by everyone from her butler and her housekeeper to her private secretary, as well as the release of tapes she made when talking about intimate matters with her speech coach, and tapes she made when she was helping Morton with his book (help she later vehemently denied having given).

PARIS — With the recent release of tapes chronicling the private clash of a family over sexual abuse by a Belgian bishop, the retired cardinal who played a role as a mediator is now distancing himself from his longtime colleague and friend.

Dublin is opening an inquiry into the bailout of Anglo Irish Bank, following release of taped phone conversations between former executives.

The government announced in June that it was opening an inquiry into the bailout of Anglo Irish Bank, following release of taped phone conversations between former executives.

King told Manigault Newman that her slow release of tapes has the feel of "blackmail".

This could be another factor behind the release of taped recordings of deeply incriminating conversations in Sisi's private office.

"The Pirates of Orion" was released on VHS cassette alongside "The Practical Joker" during the initial release of tapes by Paramount Home Video in 1989.

The release of tapes showing a routine practice at the Guantanamo Bay prison facility, the government has argued, would endanger U.S. national security by inspiring groups like ISIS to engage in revenge attacks and by helping current detainees to learn how to counter force-feeding and forced cell-extraction techniques.  .