Sentence examples for book is issued from inspiring English sources

The book is issued alongside a new law which offers tourists increased protection – for example banning firms from offering trips with hidden costs such as a requirement to shop in designated stores.

In the Sheffield decision, Judge Cohen found that the Martin Act, the state law governing the sales of co-op and condominiums, was intended to protect all tenants, market-rate and rent-regulated alike, once what is known as the "black book" is issued and the attorney general's office has authorized a developer to offer sales contracts to buyers.

Ms. Iversen's book was issued back in June.

The book was issued at their own expense.

First published in 1953, the book was issued in a 13th edition two years ago.

It's hard to envisage the book being issued as a self-help manual to coalition forces.

Five separate editions of the book were issued in France in 1947, not long after the end of a different horror story.

First published by Doubleday in 1958, the book was issued in a longer, revised version in 1973, among a spate of Gershwin books occasioned by what would have been George Gershwin's 75th birthday.

Had such a book been issued in the 1990s, at the peak of a World War II craze that embraced Tom Brokaw's "Greatest Generation," Steven Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan" and, later, "Band of Brothers" on HBO, it would have been a stirring reminder of how military leaders of unquestioned character led a united country against the armies of unimaginable evil.

He attacked the management brought to the Bulletin after the McLeans essentially gave away the failing paper in 1980 to Florida's Charter Co. Highly repetitious, Robert McLean's Bulletin reads a bit like an unedited manuscript which it probably was, since the book was issued by a vanity publisher.

Just after the book was issued, in her blog, Becky Allison, M.D., a prominent transwoman, asked rhetorically, "Did I mention the cover art?