Sentence examples for Long issued from inspiring English sources

Presidents have long issued signing statements, but Mr. Bush used them with unprecedented frequency and brazenness.

Co-op boards have long issued directives about deportment and decorum, and condo boards are increasingly following suit.

Though the company has long issued guides to various countries, this is its first American statewide guide.

Even the state-run media, which have long issued lugubrious warnings to young women on the perils of becoming a "leftover woman," are — slowly — joining in.

In addition, auto lenders, unlike home lenders, have long issued loans expecting that the vehicle will start to lose value as soon as it is driven off the lot.

While Italy has long issued expulsion orders for illegal immigrants, the new law would criminalise illegal entry or residence – something critics say could result in people being turned in for simply going to a doctor.

The same messages have long been issued for the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Some crew members were horrified that he had taken so long to issue a distress call.

"This was a many-months-long issue," the person said.

Carter, who has often upset his veterans, appeared to be harmlessly revisiting season-long issues.

Unless Alonso suddenly finds some playmaking prowess, slow ball movement could be a season-long issue.