Sentence examples for winning release from inspiring English sources

One, increasingly desperate, wanted to contact her own lawyer, in the hope of winning release.

According to reporters who have visited his village, Mr. Razaq was angry and erratic after winning release from the prison.

The soldier who recently tried to assassinate Afghanistan's president here enlisted in a guard unit shortly after winning release from the nation's most notorious prison for Taliban captives, Afghan officials say.

Starting next month, he said, he plans to hold hearings to study the commissions and how they work, the requirements for winning release, and how involved local officials are.

She had bargained for a maximum of eight years behind bars, but ended up serving 11, winning release with the intervention of Mulyam Singh Yadav, an ambitious lower-caste politician who had become chief minister of the state of Uttar Pradesh.

She returned to working with men in the 2006 multi-award winning release Jenna Haze Darkside, produced by Jules Jordan.

But more families will also watch killers win release dates, as the Tays did.

Mr. Chaudhry, at one time a defendant, won release by becoming a state's witness.

None of the other clients for whom the Stanford clinic has won release have gotten in trouble.

By the 1980s Shoatz shifted his efforts to win release by lobbying lawmakers to repeal sentences of life without parole.

Many of the Tutsi survivors see their expressions of remorse as little more than a cynical move to win release.