Sentence examples for deciding to issue from inspiring English sources

The judge, in deciding to issue the warrant, could have determined that the modus operandi of the Gateses had been substantially corroborated.

The lawsuit argued that the directors were conflicted in deciding to issue this Class C stock because, among other reasons, their jobs depended on the continued good will of Mr. Brin and Mr. Page.

Pavey said that while she had no regrets about deciding to issue her own details, she felt that Radcliffe had every right to reject the opportunity to  follow suit.

The only barrier to the plan thus became a shareholder class-action lawsuit filed in Delaware Chancery Court asserting that Google's directors had breached their fiduciary duties in deciding to issue the Class C shares.

The section ends with Israel's government deciding to issue a call for the world's Jews to bolster the country's population, because "The president of the United States could watch eight million Israeli Jews be slaughtered, but not one hundred thousand American Jews".

Despite Korea following China's suit, neighboring Japan took the opposite approach, deciding to issue new crypto exchange licenses.

Instead it decided to issue the compilation.

Ultimately, the government decided to issue the grand jury subpoena.

So it decided to issue an immediate warning to consumers.

The four decided to issue the closure orders.

(Perhaps next Deval Patrick will decide to issue Massachusetts currency).