Sentence examples for be issued with an from inspiring English sources
Taxpayers could be issued with an annual statement, detailing precisely how their money has been used.
Up to £10bn worth of the bonds will be issued, with an investment limit of £10,000 per product.
In their place, they were offered an equal number of options -- to be issued with an exercise price equal to the market price months from now.
Under the IPPR plan, if the irregulars could show they had been working in the UK they would be issued with an ID card, a three-year temporary work permit, and their families would be allowed to stay with them.
I feel I should mention that my general view of bongo drums is that anyone in possession of one in a public place should be issued with an Asbo immediately, but in this setting, the gentle patter is theraputic, almost trance inducing.
But a system in which labour migrants who arrive without a job have to register on a Home Office database, perhaps be issued with an identity card and be obliged to go home if unable to find a job within a few months, might fall within the kind of reform of the EU's free-movement rules that Britain could put on the table in the Brexit negotiations.
Insurance may be issued with a premium that remains the same throughout the premium-paying period, or it may be issued with a premium that increases periodically according to the age of the insured.
For an insurer to offer cover abroad your pet will need to be issued with a PETS passport.
All parents of 10-year-olds (yes, girls too) would be issued with a special 09- phone number.
Each bank will be issued with a tailor-made demand for the amount of liquidity it must hold.
