Sentence examples for release rule from inspiring English sources

The reluctance to make material available to researchers and the public at the National Archives in Kew coincides with the transition from a 30-year to a 20-year release rule introduced by Gordon Brown.

Why? Bowcott speculates that the transition from a 30-year to a 20-year release rule introduced by Gordon Brown may be "encouraging the normally retired civil servants who 'weed' the files, taking out material still deemed to be excessively sensitive, to adopt a more cautious approach".

By the Release rule for truth,[1] we conclude: every sentence is true!

Where Tr(x) is our given truth predicate and [A] an appropriate name of A, the Release rule for truth sanctions the inference (or step, or etc) from Tr [A]) to A, for all sentences A. (The corresponding Capture rule goes the other direction).

The F.A.A. is supposed to release rules governing the commercial use of drones by mid-2014.

Mr. Becker planned to release "Rules of the Game" in November 2003, in time for the holiday season.

It is also what Taiwan will be most reluctant to give up.The Taiwanese government is expected soon to release rules on what can be purchased and what must be protected.

Lord Taylor was expected to begin his sentence at Wandsworth Prison in south London, but he could be freed after serving just three months of his sentence under early release rules for non-violent prisoners who pose a low risk.

Twelve states adopted a guilty but mentally ill verdict, 7 narrowed the test for insanity, 16 shifted the burden of proof, and 25 tightened release rules for those found not guilty by reason of insanity.

The agency has announced its intention to release rules on Thursday that will govern how much the four Bell companies can charge their rivals for using their networks and equipment.

Market-based release rules would transform the SPR into an oil bank.