Sentence examples for begin to issue from inspiring English sources
The city, in encouraging this deluge of bicyclists upon us, has abdicated responsibility, and must begin to issue license plates and establish a set of regulations.
As a result, over the next decade the passport service will begin to issue biometric passports routinely as they are renewed.
If money is entirely digitised, the company of the future could very well begin to issue its own units of account redeemable at any affiliated business, undermining the state's territorial monopoly on money.
This week, as agency executives begin to issue forecasts for ad spending in 2009, several say they intend to revise their estimates downward because of the deteriorating condition of the auto business.
Uploaders, Beware Following the aggressive legal campaign of American record companies, the British Phonographic Industry (B.P.I ., the trade group that represents record labels in Britain, will begin to issue lawsuits to Internet users it says are illegally trading music.
And, if so, can we expect that independent film will begin to issue work in a new genre, the university film, such as fiction writers started generating in the nineteen-fifties and sixties (such as Randall Jarrell's "Pictures from an Institution" and Bernard Malamud's "A New Life")?
Now, others in this circle of relatives are beginning to issue invitations to the Loughners.
In 1995, it began to issue CD-Roms containing its whole catalogue of stolen art.
In 2007, Michelin even began to issue promotional window stickers to its venues.
Mr. Wilkerson's organization, for example, has begun to issue challenges to its online ranks.
