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China has issued broad guidelines allowing foreign firms to list shares in their Chinese operations on the country's domestic stock exchanges.

The ESR has issued broad guidelines on reporting [6].

In past years, the I.R.S. had issued broad summonses to eBay, Mastercard, Visa International and dozens of others seeking to force them to turn over names of clients with credit cards linked to offshore accounts.

President Jimmy Carter pardoned half a million Vietnam War draft evaders in 1977, and at least seven other presidents have issued broad pardons.

And the United States, along with other members of the so-called Quartet -- Russia, the United Nations and the European Union -- has issued a broad outline for a three-year plan toward Palestinian statehood that depends heavily on Palestinian institutional reform.

Maura J. Wogan, an attorney for Mr. Berlinger, vigorously disputed those determinations, telling a three-judge panel of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals that Judge Kaplan had issued "a broad and unprecedented order" that would result in a chilling effect on her client and on other journalists if upheld.

China's central bank has recently issued broad guidelines but some grumbling can be heard from the foreign banking sector about the lack of detailed regulations that they can actually begin to implement.

"Just imagine what would have happened if people had been traveling around with this disease, with no way of detecting it," she said, noting that some countries had issued even broader and more strongly worded travel advisories.

He said the court had reached out to decide questions not properly before it, had issued a needlessly broad ruling when narrower grounds were available and had failed to show due respect for precedent.

He appeared on PBS Newshour on Monday and explained that his office had issued what he described as "a broad subpoena" against the oil giant.

For two years, the Central Propaganda Department had been issuing broad reporting guidelines that were distributed in Internal Digest, a classified bimonthly Communist Party bulletin.