Sentence examples for ceases to issue from inspiring English sources

And if the government ceases to issue bonds and notes, the Treasury market would lose its role as a benchmark for interest rates, a haven for worried investors and a tool in many of Wall Street's regular financial transactions.

It is important that, where a rightholder excludes the application of such mechanisms or of such exception or limitation to one or more works or other subject matter, any ongoing uses are terminated within a reasonable period, and, where they take place under a collective licence, that the collective management organisation once informed ceases to issue licences covering the uses concerned.

In Britain licenses to take hawks from the wild were issued up until the 1980s, but, when sufficient numbers of hawks were domestically produced to meet the demand of falconers, the British government ceased to issue these licenses.

Lauren Weedman is irresistible as a top chef so butch and blunt that when she chops off her finger she has someone doggie-bag it and, without ceasing to issue commands, briskly leaves for the hospital.

At the time, he commented, "I wonder how far off we are from ceasing to issue traditional press releases altogether.... after all, no news agency could possibly suggest they reach a greater portion of the planet than the Internet".

At that time, if the government ceased to issue bonds and notes, the Treasury market would lose its role as a benchmark for interest rates, a haven for worried investors and a tool in many of Wall Street's financial transactions.

It seems that both Best Buy and Amazon have ceased to issue pre-orders for the Kinect, although you can still buy a bundle with a new 360.

The Banco Central de Venezuela (BCV) shall cease to issue Venezuelan bolivars except as replacements for equal amounts of old currency that become worn out.

The "equity market has recently noted that Lehman Brothers has ceased to issue bonds" that it already has filed to offer under a shelf registration, said Brad Hintz of Sanford C. Bernstein and a former Lehman executive.

Ceasing to issue visas or grant refugee status to displaced people seeking safety in the U.S. could greatly increase the odds that they'll face exactly the kind of violence the Trump administration says it wants to prevent.

After Morel hired a lawyer to issue cease-and-desist orders to the agencies AFP sued him, alleging commercial defamation.