Sentence examples for will only release from inspiring English sources

NML Capital said it will only release the frigate against a payment of $20m in Argentinian bonds, and demands that Argentina settles $370m of its debt.

Furthermore, it will only release the goods from its warehouse to the customer's freight carrier once full payment has been received.

We will only release statistics of badgers killed and humaneness of the kills at the end of the six week cull.

Colleges are sensitive to the concerns of divorced parents and will only release financial information to the parent that provided the information.

"They tell people, 'We will only release your relatives if you don't protest next Friday.' " "People are very scared these days," he continued.

Rappaccini will only release Beatrice from her hermetic isolation from the world and from the carnal knowledge men will give her, once he has "adapted" a suitor as biological propagator of his precious bloom.

"I'm working on a biography … [but] I'll only release it if it's a good book.

I know he's one of those sleek 419ers or Yahoo-Yahoo Boys who spend their days writing fake business letters to Americans and Europeans, assuring them of millions of petrodollars in profit if they'll only release their credit-card and bank details.

Labour's environment spokeswoman at Holyrood, Sarah Boyack, said: "This is the most serious oil spillage in a decade and it is important that everything surrounding this accident is transparent and the oil firm do not decide that they'll only release information on their terms.

Compared with the fixed coefficient droop control and the conventional adaptive control, the proposed strategy will not only release the potential reactive power control ability of VSC-MTDC, but also can distribute the unbalanced active power properly to each converter.

It would have been prudent for these processes to have been concluded before the 2010 World Cup, but the South African Law Reform Commission will reportedly only release its recommendations on law reform and sex work in 2011 [ 54].