Sentence examples for allow to be issued from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in bustling Beijing, the municipal government has cut by half the number of license plates it will allow to be issued this year, as a way to fight traffic jams.

At the same time a the fiscal authority in charge would exercise stricter controls and disobedience would be punished by further reductions in the amount of eurobonds allowed to be issued.

For Davis to be released, she will either have to resign, or agree to allow licenses to be issued.

"We cannot represent to the court that Ms Davis would allow licenses to be issued," her attorney said.

EU finance ministers agreed on a directive to allow securities to be issued across Europe with a single prospectus giving information on the issue with the approval of regulators in just one member state.

The figures are significant because any resolution for dis-application of pre-emption rights - to allow shares to be issued to non-shareholders - requires a 75% majority at the AGM and Easdale controls 26.15%.

Whereas the flexibility of the US system allows sanctions to be issued and modified thereafter, the European Union's consensus model results in a need to consider and allow for all eventualities at inception, complicating and delaying sanctions decisions.

The system is surprisingly nimble, allowing warrants to be issued in the middle of the night if necessary.

In theory, the new law, a part of the Violence Against Women Act, allows visas to be issued to noncitizens like Ms. Soryono.

This allows commands to be issued to the car via software.

Jennifer McGrath explained that the existing law only allows citations to be issued if safety officials see the person setting off a device.