Sentence examples similar to release provisioning from inspiring English sources

The hardship release provisions of 18 U.S.C. §983(f) do not apply to a civil forfeiture action exempted from §983 by §983(i).

Mulvihill, Daniel F. (2001) "The Legality of the Pardoning of Paramilitaries under the Early Release Provisions of Northern Ireland's Good Friday Agreement," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 34 : No. 1, Article 6.

Prosecutors' decision to couple a simple murder plea with the application of the No Early Release provision was deemed a way of assuring a long sentence.

Anyone sentenced, even today, for an offence committed before that date is subject to the different early release provisions of the earlier legislation.

The mini-bad bank inside RBS, known as RBS Capital Resolution (RCR), was also able to release provisions of £500m and could do so again.

As previously discussed in the context of the release provisions, and based upon my conclusion as to the enterprise value of the Debtor, the Option A Electors have not made a substantial contribution to the unsecured creditors in return for Release; consequently, their alleged contribution also cannot be found to be fair consideration for a non-consensual release.

The PWS Court wrote that the release provision in issue there "releases Committee members and professionals who provided services after the petition date from certain liability for their work in the reorganization...it does not eliminate liability but rather limits it to willful misconduct or gross negligence". PWS, 228 F.3d at 235.

The unsecured creditors, however, argue that the Option A Electors have not provided any significant value in exchange for the Release Provision because they will recover more than 100% of their claims and, therefore, factors (2), (4) and (5) weigh against approval of the Release.

It's not enough to detract from the experience, overall, and this is still an extremely beta version of the final Luna Display product, with software provided via Apple's TestFlight pre-release provisioning service.

Black rats were released from provisioning whaling ships in the 1840s and mice from Norfolk Island in 1860.

released" provision limits the class of aliens subject to paragraph (2)'s "no-bail-hearing" requirement.