secure someone's release

The government has not so far been able to secure their release.

He was able to secure the release of his wife and 15-year-old son.

All is being done that may, to secure your release.

It took five weeks of international pressure to secure his release.

Who has to do what for whom to secure her release?

She said he had played a key role in securing her release.

Using private companies, the families secured the release in November 2009.

He said France is doing everything possible to secure their release.

Over those days she did everything possible to secure Anton’s release, hoping against hope for good news.

Negotiations were under way to secure the release of the two, the officials said.

Martinez would have to pay $3,000 to secure their release.

We will use all possible means to secure the release of hostages.

It took the diplomatic approach of three countries to secure his release.

We hope human conscience will move to help us secure their release.

Senior administration officials have been deeply involved in efforts to secure his release.

"He has all the necessary resources, including military means, to secure the release of the soldier."

The appeal court has now given the British government a further four weeks to secure his release.

“I would do anything to secure the release of my son.

She managed to secure the release of her husband and still keep its independence.

The film was shot as a silent movie in 1929 but had trouble securing a release.

As a result, British films were sometimes forced to wait up to 18 months to secure a release.

That same day, the Vatican secured the release of 252 children.

The challenge remained securing the release of the baby's remains.

But diplomatic efforts to secure their release have continued throughout the week.

That will be as follows: First we secure your release from this place.