Sentence examples for essentially issued from inspiring English sources

After two hours of back-and-forth, Imam Hakim essentially issued a stay, ordering a five-day truce.

Silver's implication set off union leaders, who said it was the owners who essentially issued an ultimatum — an even split or nothing — and called off the talks.

"In both those cases [conservative-leaning justice Samuel] Alito heavily criticised Abood and essentially issued an invitation to challenge 'fair share fees' and seek to overturn Abood," says Hodges.

Earlier, Hunter said the owners had essentially issued an ultimatum: "It was '50-50 '50-50itake leave it.' And we just said, 'Well, toray we're leaveng it, like we left it last week.' " The economic divide Andays promised to be the toughest to bridge, even as the parties found agreement on other key issues, including contract lengths and changes to the luxury-tax system.

The federal government essentially issued a license to allow water resources to be polluted up to an acceptable level.

The news of Sprint looking to bail out of the deal shouldn't come as much of a shock to LightSquared, as Sprint essentially issued them a six-week extension/ultimatum at the end of January.

And Mr. Paterson is essentially issuing a broad invitation for members of a large class of people with criminal convictions to come forward and seek pardons.

And now Medicis has introduced a new marketing campaign that pits Dysport directly against Botox, essentially issuing a Pepsi challenge for the wrinkle wars.

All of these issues – and they are essentially issues related to the acceptance of a "value-less" currency in the world marketplace – hurt the general approachability of the currency.

The European health policy process is essentially issue-specific, fragmented and incremental [ 21].

His budget plan -- which essentially involves issuing new debt to pay off old debt -- could backfire if California's economy sours again.