Sentence examples for handbook issued from inspiring English sources

Receipted items also included Ich Kämpfe, an illustrated handbook issued to members of the Nazi party in 1942.

Lou Eddins, a spokeswoman for the council, said that the handbook issued to all new students included a section explaining tax exemptions.

The Edict was a handbook issued for the convenience of judges, and it covered the cases that in the King's opinion were likely to come most frequently before the courts.

"Never in the industrial world did organization effect a more magical change in releasing pent energy" [7] proclaimed General Electric's handbook issued that year - they meant the production process, but it could just as well have been said about the Wobblies.

For law enforcement, training and advice about hazardous substances come from a variety of sources, like the F.B.I., the Department of Justice, and the so-called Blue Book, or the Medical Management of Biological Casualties Handbook, issued by the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases.

The receipts also showed Mair purchased a copy of Ich Kampfe — German for "I do battle" or "I struggle," and an obvious reference to Adolf Hilter's Mein Kampf —a handbook issued to new enrollees in the Nazi party in the early 1940s.

The handbook was issued to coincide with one of the busiest travel weeks of the year.

During the 1960s and '70s, Republicans undertook efforts like Operation Eagle Eye, which issued handbooks on how to quiz voting officials and fielded thousands of Republican campaign workers in major cities.

The Handbuch der Physik ("Handbook of Physics") was issued from 1926 to 1929; the second edition (1955 84) is often referred to by the name of its editor, Siegfried Flügge.

And the Met had just issued a handbook for officers in which they were told not to call their female colleagues Doris or Plonk.

"We're dealing with an American phenomenon that requires an American response," said Cardinal Stafford, the former archbishop of Denver, who was among the first American church officials to formally tackle the sexual abuse issue when he issued a handbook spelling out policies for his archdiocese in 1991.