Sentence examples for function of issuing from inspiring English sources
So they transferred from other banks to the Bank of England the function of issuing them.
Transferring the function of issuing bank-account money to the central bank would deprive the commercial banks of a nice little earner, and reduce the power they exercise over the economy and society as a whole.
On a more technical point, Judge Riddle also found the Swedish Prosecutor Marianne Ny was a "judicial authority with the function of issuing arrest warrants".
We note that the U.S. political response to possible marketbased approaches to climate policy has been and will continue to be largely a function of issues and structural factors that transcend the scope of environmental and climate policy.
The U.S. political response to possible market-based approaches to climate policy has been and will continue to be largely a function of issues and structural factors that transcend the scope of environmental and climate policy.
Our raters' difficulties with the interpretative questions might have been a function of issues with the NOS, which could be related to the broader challenge of assessing the quality of observational studies.
From 1794, the office of the secretary of state took control of issuing passports, a function that the Home Office retains today.
I also see signs that the functions of rating credit and of issuing financial advice in the form of analysis reports are coming together.
(iii) The shares or interest do not entitle the holder, by statute, charter, or in any manner, to select or to vote for the selection of directors, trustees, or partners (or persons exercising similar functions) of the issuing company.
To capture the function of societal issues in shaping teacher knowledge, qualitative interpretive modes of enquiry have been considered important research tools in the last twenty years (Ben-Peretz 2011).
Social influences on migration are important, especially in terms of access to education and health services; such social influences are in turn often a function of economic issues.
