Sentence examples for take steps to release from inspiring English sources

The three federal judges wrote in a 51-page order that regardless of any existing local laws, the governor must immediately take steps to release prisoners, perhaps by expanding good-behavior time credits that would allow inmates to finish their sentences early.

The Bank has also taken steps to release up to £150bn worth of lending to households and businesses by relaxing regulatory requirements on the banking sector.

5 July 2016: The Bank warns of "challenging" risks to financial stability and takes steps to release up to £150bn of lending to households and businesses by relaxing regulatory requirements on the banking sector.

The demand for the latter has been going through the roof in the last few months and we are taking steps to release a Payment API to the general public later this fall," he tells me.

He took steps to release the Eastern European satellite states from the Soviet empire, abandoning the "Brezhnev Doctrine" that kept small states like Poland and Czechoslovakia in the grip of Soviet military force.

In 2011, Assemblyman Jeffrion L. Aubry, a Queens Democrat who was then the leader of the Assembly's Correction Committee, asked Mr. Schneiderman's office to take steps to seek the release of the Meyer report.

The general duty clause — known as the "Bhopal amendment" in reference to the 1984 Union Carbide disaster in India — requires facilities to take steps to prevent accidental releases of dangerous chemicals and to "minimize" the consequences of such a release.

Evangelical Christian groups have been pressuring the White House to take steps to ensure Brunson's release.

The EU leaders on Friday gave Russia and the rebels until Monday to take steps to ease the violence, including releasing all captives, retreating from border checkpoints, agreeing on a way to verify the cease-fire and launching "substantial negotiations" on Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko's peace plan.

He said he was frustrated because people had figured out that his email and Web traffic is vulnerable and posted about it on the Internet - but he can't take steps to remedy the problem until Intel releases a patch.

The Criterion Collection has taken steps to correct that, releasing not just "Vanya" but, among other titles, Malle's six-part documentary "Phantom India" and restorations of other films including "Lacombe, Lucien".