Sentence examples for customarily issued from inspiring English sources

After the arrival of Anglo-American troops, we refugees were stripped of all rights, denied the renewal of refugee travel documents that had been customarily issued to us since the days of the monarchy.

They customarily issue general guidelines for their physicians about appropriate levels of care...

American Presidents customarily issue statements on this day; Trump's was a little shorter and a lot vaguer than those of his predecessors.

Snap, customarily quiet, issued a concise statement that felt like a bone for the dogz.

A few days later though, North Korea, which customarily offers fire-breathing rhetoric during moments of tension, issued a rare statement of regret to South Korea.

But since the Prospect Park letter was issued, Jewish leaders have been insisting that one thing that Jews do not customarily do is throw it into a lake.

Breaking ranks with the customarily optimistic and self-congratulatory high-technology industry, Bill Joy, the chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, has issued an impassioned critique of uncontrolled progress in digital, biological and material sciences.

Ordination (certification as a rabbi) can be conferred by any rabbi, but one's teacher customarily performs this function by issuing a written statement.

"Habitually and customarily, he reviews issues thoughtfully and carefully.

The customarily tight-lipped company did not reveal the amount it was spending, but it did issue a statement: Vornado is very pleased that the Bertoia sculpture is back at 510 Fifth Avenue.

Although Turkish politicians continue to insist that normalisation of Turkish-Armenian ties is to run in parallel to a Karabakh deal, Azerbaijanis fear that Ankara's overtures are easing the pressure on Armenia.Energy blockageKarabakh is not the only issue on which customarily close Azerbaijani-Turkish relations are strained.