Sentence examples for are issuance from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of issuing, or giving out.
For example, when CHa wants to authenticate other nodes in the cluster formation process in intra-WBAN communication, CHa will broadcast a message containing its certificate (CERTCHa) and will be of the following format: CERT CH a = EK CH a [ ID CH a | | Data | | T sign | | T expire ]. where Tsign and Texpire are issuance and expiry time for the certificate respectively.
Bonds are issuances of debt, similar to an IOU.
There've been issuances of late of some unsecured senior debt at rates, I think, you wouldn't necessarily expect given what's going on with their own finances.
The appropriate method of obtaining such materials would be the issuance of a subpoena," she wrote.
One experiment is the issuance of local bonds to replace these loans.
Predatory lending is the issuance of a loan in bad faith that often results in the takeover of a borrower's assets.
That was the issuance of what AES calls SELLS, which one might think was an investment recommendation but instead is an acronym for "secured equity-linked loans".
Yes, the government is reducing issuance of 30-year bonds and buying some back.
It shows that bank lending has not, as claimed, declined -- rather it is the issuance of securities has fallen off.
A hugely important consideration for any World Cup is the issuance of visas and ease of travel for participants and supporters of the competing nations.
The result is the issuance of Certified Emissions Reductions (CERs).
