Sentence examples for generally issue from inspiring English sources

He doesn't generally issue edicts.

During the final year of their administrations, presidents generally issue tons of new rules.

States do not generally issue guidelines, and decisions are left to the conscience of individual boards and governors.

Councils generally issue fines under the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 for not clearing up after a pet – normally at least £50.

Property owners are responsible for maintaining their sidewalks, but a spokesman for the Department of Transportation said it would not generally issue a notice of violation for a big orange splotch.

More specifically, courts generally issue the kind of emergency injunction sought by the Republicans only when one side of a lawsuit will suffer otherwise irreparable harm, and then only when it seems likely that that side would win after a full trial.

Generally, issues surrounding cultural heritage are seen very separately from issues of contemporary art making.

Still, Israel's justices have generally issued rulings on the occupation that parallel international law.

Crashes like 2008 happen, and generally issues occur that were unexpected in a negative way.

That office generally issues a temporary address during construction, which is made final by the Postal Service after a building is completed.

The paltry suspension — much less severe than those generally issued to players who, for example, test positive for marijuana — was met with both immediate and sustained outrage.