Sentence examples for about to issue from inspiring English sources

But if he was asked a direct question to which he gave an untruthful response, he could be in trouble, particularly if he knew that his employer was about to issue a denial of the story on his behalf.

Microsoft is about to issue the latest version of its operating system, Windows XP.

He is reportedly about to issue a more comprehensive ban on racial profiling by federal agents.

The so-called Troika is about to issue a report on Greece's progress.

We're about to issue a toolkit so people can grow their own local communities.

Now it seems he is about to issue another, more comprehensive, apology.

I confirmed that it was and told him that the Labour Party was about to issue a press release.

Now Whitehall is about to issue stern new limits for some industrial emissions, notably by power generators.

Taking a cue from such declarations, the Roman Catholic Church here is about to issue an unusual mea culpa.

Some say it is because the police are about to issue charges in connection with the Bofors gun scandal, which led to Rajiv Gandhi's electoral defeat in 1989.

After two years of intensive study, the European Commission was earlier this month about to issue a draft directive on the mandatory "cap-and-trade" scheme.