Sentence examples for be issued with some from inspiring English sources
But I'll have to be issued with some sort of dispensation because I am just a mountainy Wicklow man writing about these things.
This afternoon he has walked three miles from his home to collect a food parcel, arriving just after the session began, but because he had no ID on him, he then had to walk a mile into the centre of town to get a letter from a charity certifying that he is who he claims to be, and then walk a mile back to be issued with some food.
The chapter about Liu Xiang, China's great hurdler, made you wish that the book had been issued with some wood to knock: Liu Xiang is healthy, and while training and racing he rarely gets injured, which is hard for an athlete.
"When you're talking about five to eight million contract actions a year, are there bound to be issues with some individual contracts?
"We understand there may be issues with some of these regulations, but the idea that you'd throw the entire thing out and not allow anyone to move forward just traps us in the past".
"Maybe there are issues with some of the players.
Ramsey, meanwhile, suggested there had been issues with some of the club's players.
I know there have been issues with some exhibitions blurring out their art.
"There have been issues with Villa Leone for some time now".
"The issues of refugees and the percentage of land are issues that, with some compromise, will fall into place".
