Sentence examples for booklet issued from inspiring English sources
Employees of the Alex Shaw Company, dealers in liquor, received a notice to appear on Thursday to take an exam on the 107-page booklet issued by Shaw on the care and handling of wine.
"Maplewood is an example of the pastoral and mountainous in charming combination, having just enough of the urban character to enhance creature comforts and social attractiveness," reads a booklet issued by the Maplewood Improvement Association in 1902.
"The Germans are not divided into good and bad Germans," instructed one British government booklet issued to soldiers joining the allied occupation, "there are only good and bad elements in the German character, the latter of which [sic] generally predominate".
The modern Orthodox, who are religious Zionists, have always accepted the compromises on shmita, as put forth in a 24-page booklet issued by their community's highest authorities -- the country"s chief rabbis.
Thus, a standard Soviet manual for teachers of social sciences was entitled Propagandistu politekonomii (For the Propagandist of Political Economy), and a pocket-sized booklet issued weekly to suggest timely slogans and brief arguments to be used in speeches and conversations among the masses was called Bloknot agitatora (The Agitator's Notebook).
A question and answer booklet issued by HMRC last night did not clear up the matter and also demanded that banks falling under the scope of the tax made returns to the authorities of every bonus awarded over £25,000 – the level at which that tax is levied – rather than submit the annual pay totals included in P60s.
Since then, An Post has issued both commemorative and definitive booklets, with three times as many commemorative booklets issued.
Results: Over the evaluation period the booklet was issued on n = 29 occasions, with n = 13 completing analysis.
Until 1988, when the Dublin Millennium booklet containing commemorative stamps was issued, all booklets contained only definitive stamps.
Courses on pain knowledge were delivered once a month, and educational booklets were also issued to encourage the patients to pay more attention to cancer pain as well as dispel their misunderstanding of pain treatment.
