Sentence examples for article issued by from inspiring English sources

The words "buy any article issued by the Army or the Air Force" are substituted for the words "purchase, from the Department of the Army, of any article issued by any of the supply departments of the Army".

However, one of the authors of this article releases his own sincere opinion about censorship in a Darwin article issued by the Nature (Abott 2009) and says: "But there are some comments on science where the ideological aspect begins here at this point.

In the field of popular education, Kangxi issued, in 1669, an imperial precept consisting of 16 articles, a revision and expansion from the six articles issued by Shunzhi, in which he detailed practicalities of village life.

That was because the secretary of state was bound to exercise his release powers in accordance with article 3. A manual issued by the prison service setting out the restrictive conditions was "of no consequence".

This Article uses documents issued by the Muslim Brotherhood, in particular the lengthy 2007 "Political Party" Platform, and personal interviews with Brotherhood leadership to examine the group's specific goals and beliefs for the place of religion within the structure of the Egyptian legal system.

The Pyxis deal referenced in the NY Times article that was issued by Merrill, Pyxis Master Trust, Class 2007, was an entirely different vehicle and was underwritten by Merrill.

These are the corporation purposes listed in the Articles of Incorporation issued by the Secretary of State of North Carolina.

With the rise of the kingdoms of the Middle Ages, the maintenance of discipline was enforced by ordinances or articles of war issued by the sovereign or by a commander authorized by him at the beginning of each campaign.

The 1552 revised edition of the Book of Common Prayer rejected the doctrine of transubstantiation, and the Forty-two Articles, issued in June 1553, proclaimed justification by faith and denied the existence of purgatory.

Your July 6 news article describing the apology issued by The Hartford Courant for publishing advertisements for slaves in the 18th and 19th centuries was interesting but ultimately perplexing and perhaps indicative of our current culture.

This was stated in Articles 4 and 16 of the aforesaid law [11] and in Article 4 of the regulation issued by Al-Bassah Local Council [11].