Sentence examples for has issued from from inspiring English sources
Art has issued from Hollywood's most populist domains, from the very start.
Since then, the American public's search for information other than the pap that has issued from our elected leaders has allowed these very talented writers to find an audience that goes far beyond the Arab-American community.
They need to be understood in their proper context: the decades-long drumbeat of xenophobia and Muslim-hate, which has issued from some of the most powerful institutions in the country.
Black smoke has issued from the Sistine Chapel in Rome, signalling that the second and third votes in the Papal election have been inconclusive.
Marc intends to take Burning Man's mission statement, "to facilitate and extend the culture that has issued from the Burning Man event into the larger world" to heart by taking the wagon to schools across the country.
Harkin has told me he intends to reset the reauthorization process while he's still there, but as the folks at Politics K-12 note, that desire could "set up an interesting dynamic with the Obama administration," which is more focused on implementing the waivers it has issued from the law to 34 states and Washington, D.C.
Past truces have issued from internationally brokered negotiations that were in reality exchanges of franchises and benefits.
Reform, Mr Yudhoyono, may have concluded, does not look good.Since that failure, few other bold initiatives have issued from the presidential office.
As one wag pointed out, Randy Penguin is probably a better beast than the Murderous bird that might have issued from a link up with Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.
In England, from long before the Declaration of Independence, writs of prohibition have usually issued from the courts of common law, and do not appear to have issued from a court of chancery in any case in which a court of law might issue them, except during vacation, when the courts of common law were not open.
