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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an issuance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the release or distribution of something, such as financial instruments, documents, or announcements.
Example: "The company announced an issuance of new shares to raise capital for expansion."
Alternatives: "a release" or "an announcement".
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And an issuance of new bonds is expected to replace part of the loan as well.
One banker said: "All the cards are in place for an issuance of five-year bonds to take place tomorrow".
Covidien said it expected to finance the merger with a combination of cash on hand, an issuance of commercial paper and $1.25 billion in a bridge loan facility.
It would be difficult to conjure up a plaintiff who has suffered such specific harm from an issuance of debt beyond the ceiling.
Because the restricted stock units create an issuance of shares only after a liquidity event — in this case, six months after the I.P.O.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority made an issuance in September, and the governments of Luxembourg and South Africa will follow suit later this year.
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Subchapter A, Issuance of capital stock and certificates of indebtedness by a corporation, comprising sections 4301 to 4305 and 4311 to 4316.
In 2006, according to UBS, interest-only loans, 40-year mortgages and option-adjustable-rate mortgages comprised more than 75percentt of Alt-A issuance.
The primary mechanism likely would be a once-a-year issuance of a variation of Form 1099 reporting gross receipts paid.
It recommended that investors use the A shares issuance as an opportunity to take profits into strength.
Mr. Blount has also an nounced issuance of a 6c stamp next year commem orating the 450th anniversary of the introduction of sheep to the North American conti nent.
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