Sentence examples for but also issued from inspiring English sources
He struck out six, for a league-leading 24, but also issued his first walk.
Turkey had signed the protocol, but also issued a statement that this did not imply recognition of the Greek-Cypriot government.Such non-recognition, declared Yannis Valinakis, Greece's deputy foreign minister, "will cast a shadow over Turkey's accession talks".
President Bush led the push for an oil cutoff, but also issued a statement on Nov. 15 saying that the United States had no intention of invading North Korea.
Judge Roger Vinson, who signed the July order extending the requirement that Verizon furnish phone logs, struck a balance: he put a time limit on the data-gathering, to ensure executive accountability, but also issued a secrecy order, to protect national security.
Nevertheless, the doctor not only stuck to his guns, but also issued a manifesto expounding his wheatless worldview, in the form of the "Wheat Belly Cookbook," which he dedicates to "everyone who has come to understand the liberation that emerges with wheatlessness".
But he waded into political controversy last month, when he offered $10 million to the City of New York for victims of the World Trade Center disaster but also issued a press release saying American policy in the Middle East had helped to fan extremism.
Tuvalu uses Australian currency but also issues its own coinage.
Q Under what circumstances, if any, would you sign a bill into law but also issue a signing statement reserving a constitutional right to bypass the law?
The papers he copied dealt with the bureaucratic mundane but also issues like the Ku Klux Klan; the trial of Jefferson Davis, the Confederate president; and westward railroad expansion.
Ask Polly tackles readers' questions on anxieties about the modern world and its technologies but also issues ranging from grief to sexual assault.
The exhibition examines not only graphics, music and game-related hardware but also issues like the relationship between game violence and real violence.
