Sentence examples for ever issuing from inspiring English sources

Democrats said this could prevent OSHA from ever issuing strong ergonomics rules.

But she has become more caustic than ever, issuing her own warnings for Washington to back off.

That took me by surprise because I couldn't recall the PCC ever issuing such guidance on rape.

IN RECENT WEEKS, Al Qaeda has sounded more confident than ever, issuing threats and calls to arms, along with publishing its Internet magazine and introducing an English-language online magazine called Inspire.

Pietersen denies ever issuing a "him-or-me" ultimatum during the final days of Moores' first spell as coach from 2007-09, a period that ended with the sacking of Moores and Pietersen's departure as the England captain.

There is no mention of him in the team's media guide under "all-time roster," and when contacted by The Times about Williams's claim that he had signed with the team as a free agent, a spokesman said the team's accounting office had no record of ever issuing a W-2 form to Williams.

No other administration had ever issued such a blanket statement.

"Frank called and said, 'Did you ever issue that opinion?

In spite of this, not one indictment was ever issued.

The award is among the largest ever issued for a medical malpractice verdict in the state.

She brought out a collection of every catalogue Orchids of Hawaii ever issued.