Sentence examples for valid releases from inspiring English sources

"From the opposite perspective," though, she said, "the law created a safe harbor" for companies, which knew they could obtain valid releases by following the law's requirements.

In the 1980's, releases were usually requested only from more senior management-level employees, because they earned higher salaries and therefore could demand more money in a lawsuit and because until 1990 no law spelled out the steps employers had to take to obtain valid releases, said Michael C. Harper, a professor of law at Boston University.

I know the adrenaline rush of a Counter-Strike headshot just as I understand that these things are not real, that war games have been played for centuries — probably since we separated our instinctual predatory instincts from our social instincts — and that they are valid release that can potentially defuse violent conflict in real life.

Many segments can be interpreted as seismic gaps (Ergintav et al. 2014), while the surface creep (Çakır et al. 2005) or microseismic activity (Örgülü 2011) is also valid explanations for release of stress.

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy was released as a digital download on Amazon.com at a list price of $3.99, which coincided with the site's $3 discount promotional offer on MP3 purchases made valid through the release week.

On June 4, 2009, Activision filed suit to prevent publishing of the game, claiming that they had invested $15 million in the title and still had a valid contract to release the game.

Thanks to the stable URIs and the deprecation mechanism, annotations remain valid with a release of a new version of the ontology.

In contrast to previous models which required two state descriptions of diffusion for long- and short-term release processes, our model is valid for the entire release process.

Overall, the results of the present study indicate that both temperature and hydro-organic release media are valid parameters for accelerating drug release from the intravaginal ring.

Mr. Trevino said Allstate continued to believe that the release was "valid and enforceable".

On Friday, responding to a court action by The New York Times, a state judge ruled that an agreement in July, which settled a suit the newspaper filed against the Port Authority to compel the transcripts' release, was valid and enforceable.