Sentence examples for ever be issued from inspiring English sources

Only 21 million units can ever be issued, and a fixed money supply is incompatible with a growing economy.

A key aspect of the Bitcoin protocol is that the total number of bitcoins is capped at 21 million, after which no more will ever be issued.

"If we fail to take action in these clear-cut cases, it is difficult to see when an 'early warning' could ever be issued," said Pedro Solbes, commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, at a news conference.

He told me that a Cleveland police officer was so angered by all the abandoned properties that he volunteered last month to serve warrants to bank officers should they ever be issued.

The film was also issued in a very limited 2-disc LaserDisc release in November 1999, making it one of the very last feature films to ever be issued in this format, as LaserDiscs ceased manufacturing and distribution by the year's end, due in part to the growing popularity of DVDs.

This was the first time a child had ever been issued the substance on the NHS.

So far, ICC arrest warrants have only ever been issued for Africans.

So I checked and discovered that no guidance exists, and nothing so specific has ever been issued.

During those 25 years, I have never had an accident, nor have I ever been issued a summons for driving while intoxicated or impaired.

No order on this subject has ever been issued, in any form whatsoever. "Do not rescue any men; do not take them along; and do not take care of any boats of the ship.

Blue passports were first introduced in the 1920s and were discontinued in 1988, leaving about 24 million people currently in the UK too young to have ever been issued one.