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So far this year, convertible bonds are being issued at a record pace -- more than 65 companies sold $23 billion worth of them in the first quarter alone.

The report is being issued at a time of growing concern about the quality and safety of Chinese exports, and after a series of large toy recalls involving Chinese-made goods.

However, to reconciliate the previous studies' recommendation, a vibration-based alert for a detected obstacle will start being issued at a distance of 2 m.

One reason structured notes are being issued at a rapid pace is the rise in interest rates in the past several years.

The preferred stock was issued at a price of $50 a share, raising $144 million.

In 2013/14, 41.6 million prescriptions were issued at a cost of £192 million to the NHS.

The warning was issued at a workshop at the National Institute of Mental Health last year and at the American Psychiatric Association meeting in New York in May.

The book also is issued at a time of resurgence in scholarly interest in the origins and history of war.

The rule defining the requirement for an unmarried episcopate was issued at a time (6th century) when monks represented the elite of the clergy.

The court decision was issued at a delicate time in the strained relations between Iran and the United States, as both sides suggest diplomatic overtures.

For more than a decade permanent marriage licences for religious buildings have been issued at a standard national cost of £120, set by the registrar general.