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Tickets will be issued on a first come, first served basis via the National Trust website.

Tickets to the room will be issued on a timed (40-minute) basis.

Under the bill, after a three-year transition, all employment-based green cards will be issued on a first-come-first-served basis, with no country limits.

Now that historic moment in rock, never available commercially in its entirety, according to Billboard, is to be issued on a double-disc DVD.

Warrants, however, tend to be subject to fewer tax and accounting rules and can be issued on a more ad hoc basis than options.

The original idea was that the newly minted Heaven's Gate would be released in tandem with Epstein's documentary and that both would be issued on a special edition DVD.

It was issued on a day when Beijing's own famously polluted skies were unusually clear.

But if an order is issued on a minor, that child may well return to the family home.

The district judge's decision was issued on a motion for summary judgment rather than after a trial.

Asbos are issued on a civil burden of proof ("on the balance of probabilities"), but incur a criminal penalty if breached.

Patents have been issued on a method for producing a personal golf lesson video, computer software for privatizing socialist economies, even a process for filing patent applications.