Sentence examples for urgent release from inspiring English sources
As her therapist attempts to guide her to climax, Ilana tenses and loosens, seemingly on her way toward urgent release, until election-related thoughts invade her mind.
Several women have children still in captivity and are attempting to negotiate their urgent release, which clearly takes most of their energy.
Last year 20 countries, including Britain, published a joint statement backing the US position and calling for the "urgent" release of Bad Arolsen documents to researchers.
We call for his urgent release on humanitarian grounds, and in conformity to the findings and recommendations of the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI).
If the urgent release of these political prisoners is not possible, please allow for a group of independent specialist physicians from within Iran or international organizations such as Doctors without Borders, International Red Crescent/Red Cross and the United Nations) to visit these prisoners and those who have been recently released but who suffer from a variety of ailments.
iOS 12.1.4 is an urgent release for all iOS 12 compatible devices: iPhone 5S or later, iPad mini 2 or later and 6th generation iPod touch or later.
IT Holding owns several other Italian labels, including Gianfranco Ferré, which sent out an urgent press release this week insisting its show will still go on.
Circumferential burns of the limbs or chest may need urgent surgical release of the skin, known as an escharotomy.
She turned to her laptop, opened her email, and wrote an urgent news release about her father's torture as if he were any other political prisoner.
Tokyo Police Club, a four-piece postpunk band from the vicinity of Toronto, caused something of a stir in indie circles with "A Lesson in Crime" (Paper Bag), an urgent EP released two years ago.
Stephen Devlin is an environmental economist at the New Economics Foundation (NEF) and his report – the aptly titled "Urgent Recall" – released today, paints the UK's food system as an unsustainable mess, one that's ravaging the environment, perpetuating disease and exacerbating poverty and inequality.
