Sentence examples for ship to be released from inspiring English sources

He said Ghana's constitution clearly separates the powers of the judiciary from the executive, and that the Ghanaian government "cannot set aside the rule of law" and direct the ship to be released against the order of a court.

As Stephen Askins has pointed out, the last six ships to be released had been hijacked for an average of 213 days.

When the supply of food and water from shore was stopped, Percival gave in to another demand for the release of the junks in order to keep his ship supplied, expecting Lefèbvre to be released.

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It is hoped that the ship will be released by the Navy and towed here in March.

Argentina won that round, successfully arguing in the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea that the ship should be released.

The international tribunal for the law of the sea in Hamburg said its decision concerns only whether the ship should be released and not a wider judgment about whether warships can be seized in civil debt cases.

The singer-songwriter, whose album "The Last Ship" will be released this week, says his favorite novels are really extended songs: "What is 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' if not an opera?" I enjoyed Hilary Mantel's "Bring Up the Bodies," almost as much as I enjoyed its predecessor, "Wolf Hall".

The album, The Last Ship, will be released by Cherrytree/Interscope/A&M Records on September 24, 2013 (internationally on September 23 , 2013.

Only then, he said, would the ship be released.

He gave no indication of when, or if, the sailors and ships would be released.