Sentence examples for rush to release from inspiring English sources

The Benelux countries, on the contrary, will welcome a plan to bolster European institutions.The rush to release new entries for a Eurovision contest may seem premature.

"The city's rush to release the R.F.P. has been a deeply flawed process," the coalition's chairman, Harry Nespoli, said in a statement.

But some former and current Central Intelligence Agency officials say a rush to release classified material could expose intelligence methods and needlessly offend dedicated counterterrorism officers.

Vitaly Churkin, the Russian ambassador to the United Nations, said it was important not to rush to release assets before checks were in place to ensure that it was not squandered, lost or stolen.

It remains unclear if there is a need to rush to release the money, or if the Obama transition team is just seeking to avoid what could become a major headache.

Whether or not movie executives share Mr. Amiel's view of "Creation" as evenhanded, they didn't exactly rush to release it in the United States, where Gallup researchers found last year that only 39 percent of those polled accepted evolution as fact.

HTC, Huawei, Samsung and LG have all rushed to release their own wrist-based screens.

Microsoft rushed to release an upgrade to its Internet Explorer after some governments blamed it for making the attacks possible.

Existing camera heavyweights like Sony and Kodak rushed to release their own Flip-like camcorders, trying to chase Flip's runaway sales.

A27 EDUCATION Colleges Rush Crime Reports American colleges are rushing to release statistics on campus crime by a federal deadline next Tuesday.

Workers also were rushing to release water from a reservoir after cracks were discovered in a dam, according to the China Earthquake Administration.