Sentence examples for choose to issue from inspiring English sources

The report also said that Treasury officials determined that they could not choose to issue some checks while ignoring others.

Too often, federal, state and local fire authorities choose to issue "advisories," suggesting guidelines for behavior in fire-prone areas rather than doing the tough business of rewriting laws.

In addition, the company has almost $6 billion in convertible debt that it may be forced to repay, although it can choose to issue new stock in exchange for the convertibles, rather than cash.

If settlements are not reached, the commission's staff could choose to issue a notice of reasonable cause against each of the former Spitzer aides, which is essentially a formal complaint that would lay out the commission's case.

Some Latin American countries, frustrated by what will be perceived as lack of progress at this month's special session, may choose to issue their own minority report as a counter to the prohibitionist arguments advanced by the UN.

Joseph Martens, the commissioner of the State Department of Environmental Conservation, said New York could still choose to issue gas-drilling permits fairly quickly if the Health Department study allayed concerns about risks to the water supply or other environmental hazards.

"I have chosen to issue no marriage licenses at all.

Many firms are now choosing to issue bonds rather than take out bank loans.

For their own purposes, the NBA has chosen to issue an ultimatum.

She chose to issue the call in Doha, Qatar, just across the waters of the Persian Gulf from Iran itself.

Nevertheless, with calls coming in from media, News Corp chose to issue a second denial, two hours after the first.