Sentence examples for had constantly issued from inspiring English sources

Ben Fallon, a spokesman for the White House Office of Science and Technology, said the administration had "constantly issued reports to Congress" that have advanced the nation's understanding on climate change.

"We had constantly run into issues with project management at the design company, and this was our answer to it," says White-Cinis.

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In an official statement, the Trust said: "The ashram has constantly attempted to resolve the issue with sisters, offered to find them a place outside the ashram or give financial support, for their stay, as fixed by the high court.

Yet her district, which encompasses the Capitol and gentrified historic neighborhoods nearby, is just one of 35 Senate districts in a state that remains very conservative, and Ms. LeFavour has constantly found herself outnumbered on issues she cares most about, whether she has been fighting cuts to schools or promoting anti-bullying legislation.

An article in the Global Times notes that the Sino-Indian relationship has "constantly been overshadowed by negative issues, especially border disputes", which is a "strategic conflict" and has been "articulated primarily by Indian media".

Richard May, the presiding judge, has constantly struggled to confine Mr Milosevic's questions to the issues at hand.

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"The CIA has constantly been an active leader in hiding, distorting, and sometimes destroying evidence on key issues affecting our history and lives," Posner said in an email.

"Since the launch of the euro, Germany has constantly gained competitiveness against its euro-peers," said Nicolaus Heinen, expert on economic and European policy issues at Deutsche Bank.

Historically, issues with the putter and – as he acknowledges – in the Spaniard's mind have constantly let him down on the big stage.