How to Use released time in a Sentence
released time
noun
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Everything is built in—release times, dosages—and that’s it.
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Nathan Hurst,
Smithsonian,
16 Feb. 2017
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Sure, some fans were not about the 6 a.m. release time, but most were more than willing to lose some sleep in the name of Underwood.
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Abby Jones,
Billboard,
11 Apr. 2018
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Hoping to modify his release time, records state that Parks requested that the court reduce his bond.
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Kimberly Rapanut,
azcentral,
6 June 2018
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Minimize handling and release time and do not delay release just to take pictures.
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Saryn Chorney,
PEOPLE.com,
21 May 2018
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With snow already falling and much more in the forecast, many school districts in and around the Portland metro area announced early release times for students Tuesday.
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Kale Williams,
OregonLive.com,
20 Feb. 2018
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Stewart, also of Atlanta, was sentenced in June to a total of 42 months in federal prison, followed by a supervised release time of four years.
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Ivana Hrynkiw,
AL.com,
11 Oct. 2017
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On Friday, Furman criticized Trump via Twitter about even hinting at the jobs report before the official release time.
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Adam Shell,
USA TODAY,
1 June 2018
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These requests ask local officials to hold people suspected of being in the U.S. illegally beyond their release times, so that the agency can arrest and possibly deport them.
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Laura Meckler,
WSJ,
25 July 2017
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Officials with the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision said the agency doesn't provide release times for inmates being paroled.
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Crimesider Staff,
CBS News,
27 Apr. 2018
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The three bulletins allow for flexibility in development and release time and cover different areas of responsibility for different companies.
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Ron Amadeo,
Ars Technica,
10 Nov. 2017
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