Sentence examples for whose release from inspiring English sources

This EPSC reduction was due to a parallel reduction in pool size of fusion-competent and primed (readily releasable) vesicles, whose release can be triggered by hypertonic solution containing 0.5 M sucrose [ 33].

Among those freed Sunday were two Russian citizens, whose release Moscow had been demanding.

The Itanium, whose release is two years behind schedule, will be Intel's first 64-bit chip.

Only files whose release would threaten the security of the country or lives would remain secret.

I also represent the second detainee whose release Dempsey is blocking, Ahmed Abdul Aziz.

But Adams was triple-teamed and the play went instead to White, whose release was quick and high and true.

A look inside "Speaking Up," a children's book about Sarah Palin whose release has been indefinitely postponed.

It set free 73 Palestinian prisoners, many of them common criminals, whose release was postponed on Tuesday after the attacks.

The law's "exemption 7," about facts gathered for law enforcement, omits records whose release could be "an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy".

Yulia Tymoshenko, the former leader jailed in 2011 whose release the parliament agreed yesterday, still has enemies enough to derail any comeback.

He falls in love with a Unitarian, his redheaded classmate Eliza June Watermark, then takes pep-rally hostages whose release requires the negotiation tactics of Philip Roth.