Sentence examples for release productive from inspiring English sources

He argued that Labour's tax plans for the UK, such as a Mansion Tax, could release productive public spending to tackle social injustice in Scotland by contrast, he said, with the spending plans advanced by the SNP.

The results from the model inform the members of a cluster of cheese makers on the infrastructure investments that better release the productive potential of the supply chain of their valuable by-product and, at the same time, avoid environmental damage.

To release the productive potential of the Middle Kingdom's New Generation, managers must ensure employees are given enough space -- but not too much space -- to color outside the lines.

These polymerases are poised for release into productive elongation that ultimately generates mRNAs.

In short, some of the same forces that had once released the productive energies of Western society now restrained them; some of the very energies that had demolished the power of despots now nourished a new despotism.

In this paper, we analyse the efficiency of investment in whey-processing with the aim of releasing the productive potential of currently unexploited whey supply chains.

I truly hope that those individuals, who were granted their freedom by President Obama, set a good example upon their release and become productive tax paying citizens.

About 80% of human genes and a large fraction of Drosophila genes have RNA polymerase II molecules poised in promoter proximal positions ready for P-TEFb to release them into productive elongation that ultimately leads to the generation of mature mRNAs [6], [10], [11].

The group has argued that Mr. Lopez Rivera poses no threat to the public and that others who were released have lived productive lives without getting in trouble again.

After a long gap between albums in the early 2000s, he has been productive, releasing "With Teeth" in 2005, "Year Zero" in 2007 (both on Nothing/Interscope) and two albums this year, "Ghosts I-IV" and "The Slip" (both on Null).

The Federal Interagency Re-entry Council, whose purpose is to help released inmates become productive citizens, is rightly pushing the states to help ex-offenders find jobs, housing, drug treatment, training and the other tools that will give them a reasonable chance of staying out of prison.