| 41. | Highlights of Hollywood's fall film lineup ( release times may change and some films play in limited release ):
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| 42. | Gray said there may have been less anticipation for " Revolutions " simply because of the rapid-fire release timing.
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| 43. | When the Board voted on the issue in 1931, both released time and credit for Bible study were retained.
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| 44. | Highlights of Hollywood's summer film lineup ( release times may change, and some films play in limited release ):
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| 45. | In such situations, the LDS students will take one class period off from the public school as released time.
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| 46. | I thought I was dealing with people who were writing analytical pieces who would honor the embargo for release time,
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| 47. | Guidance counselors discuss the terms of release time with students, and students and their parents must complete the necessary paperwork.
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| 48. | But workers should appreciate the advantages of both higher pay and paid release time for training and education on campus.
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| 49. | Released time reached its peak enrollment totals in 1947, when 2 million students were enrolled in some 2, 200 communities.
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| 50. | The case tested the principle of " released time ", where public schools set aside class time for religious instruction.
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