Sentence examples for chamber issues from inspiring English sources

Every two months, the chamber issues its free newsletter, which is also available online.

The first wall/armor configuration and design analysis are described, key chamber issues are discussed, and the R&D to address them is highlighted.

The Senate Democratic caucus, which controls the chamber, issued a statement saying that no one appointed by the governor could be an effective representative, and that Mr. Burris would not be seated.

Citing government estimates of high error rates in a pilot program that checks workers' documents, the chamber issued an internal document estimating that if some current plans were adopted, such a program could cost $11.7 billion for government, employees and workers.

Finally, in 2012, the grand chamber issued the second judgment, which was great for the Erased in most aspects.

Despite the ICC regulations requiring the Pre-Trial Chamber to normally issue a verdict on confirmation of charges within sixty days of the hearings taking place the chamber issued a ruling on 26 October 2011 to vary this time limit to allow both the results in both cases to be announced simultaneously.

… We would prefer that the chamber take a more progressive stance on this critical issue and play a constructive role in addressing the climate crisis.

Speculation about the incident has been rife in Westminster but Commons Speaker John Bercow thwarted any attempt to raise the matter in the chamber by issuing a stern warning at the start of proceedings.

Speculation about the incident has been rife in Westminster but Commons Speaker John Bercow yesterday thwarted any attempt to raise the matter in the chamber by issuing a stern warning at the start of proceedings.

Likewise, this is not exclusively a sample chamber vacuum issue, because the effect was observed between two materials (PPRG #215-1 and Ceramacast 905) mounted on the same grain mount.

Rule 54: "At the request of either party or proprio motu, a Judge or a Trial Chamber may issue such orders, summonses, subpoenas, warrants and transfer orders as may be necessary for the purposes of an investigation or for the preparation or conduct of the trial".