Sentence examples for catalog issue from inspiring English sources

S1 BUSINESS DAY C1-20 Cancelsr Catalog Catalog Issue Abercrombie & Fitch is canceling the holiday issue of its catalog, which has been criticized as lewd by some religious groups and feminists, because it deemed the content and tone inappropriate after the terror attacks.

The 1989 "All Soft Catalog" issue of Famicom Tsūshin included Final Fantasy II in its list of the best games of all time, giving it the Best Scenario award.

Beatallica faced legal troubles when Sony, which owns The Beatles' catalog, issued a cease and desist order, claiming "substantial and irreparable injury" and ordering the group to pay damages.

Best's catalogs, issued sporadically in previous years, will appear regularly starting next spring.

Short versions of the major codes were published for small libraries in certain countries; the public instruction ministry in Italy issued new rules; a French commission on cataloging issued standards for anonymous works; and in the former Soviet Union, proposals were published for standardizing the transcription of Chinese names into Cyrillic script.

Mr. Goldstein linked the publication of "The Protocols" -- which are available on the Internet and through mail-order catalogs issued by anti-Semitic groups -- to what he said was an increase in anti-Semitic activity stretching from New Jersey to the international stage.

The first Penney Catalog was issued the following year.

A superb full-color catalog, re-issued by George Braziller, accompanies this irresistible show.

The cover art on the 2012 product catalog (PDF) issued by Cinelli, the venerable Italian bicycle and bicycle parts maker, could be viewed as a declaration of war.

By cataloging grave issues like the death penalty and detentions at Guantánamo Bay, the speakers on Monday seemed focused on challenging the moral authority of the West to criticize Russia's human rights record.

Costume designer Deborah Hopper researched old Sears department store catalogs, back issues of Life magazine, and high-school yearbooks to ensure the costumes were historically accurate.