Sentence examples for release of the paper from inspiring English sources

At a release of the paper in New York, researcher Joanne Csete of Columbia University said she believed that US actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, who died of a heroin overdose, "would be alive today" were it not for regressive drug policies that she said made safe opioid maintenance almost impossible to obtain.

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

He said he decided to "grasp the nettle" and set up a review to look into the possible release of the papers.

The US has described the release of the papers as "irresponsible" but it strikes me that an incident-reporting system that tracks the numbers of chickens killed in a village raid must be able to provide the basis for a dignified measure of counting the human cost of the war.

A vigil to mark the release of the papers at St George's Plateau near to Liverpool Lime Street station began at 18 00 BST.

When a judge ordered the release of the paper-work, he found out why.

Lawyers representing news organizations sought the release of the papers in a written motion that said sealing them "undermines our nation's firm commitment to the transparency and public accountability of the criminal justice system".

"Methane is a potent greenhouse gas, and VOCs contribute to the formation of harmful ground-level ozone (smog)." The release of the papers is a first step in what could become a new set of regulations governing emissions of methane from oil and gas operations.

The 35 or so releases of the paper debate purported to correct the factual errors, though they were really recycled news releases adapted to the occasion.

FN has reviewed the editor comments and the different releases of the paper.

A critical discourse analysis of articles published in 'The Age', a newspaper with national distribution, subsequent to the release of the discussion paper by the Australian Government in 2008 was undertaken.