Sentence examples for has issued multiple from inspiring English sources

Barnard has issued multiple statements and hired an independent investigator.

John Piper, an American Reformed Baptist pastor whose writings have made him a household name in American evangelical Christianity, has issued multiple responses to his statement that a woman in an abusive marriage should suffer for a season.

The Swiss-Irish company has issued multiple profit warnings since last year, prompted by rising distribution and labour costs in North America, problems with undocumented workers at an American bakery, high prices of butter and weak consumer spending in some European markets, particularly Britain.

The Court has issued multiple rulings on colleges' admissions practices.

Elsewhere, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) has issued multiple flood warnings as the country prepares for high winds and rain.

It has issued multiple appeals for donations since Mr Snowden flew to Moscow, though the BBC has been unable to obtain any comment on how successful those have been.

I asked Wilson if he had issued multiple tickets.

Israel had issued multiple warnings to the pro-Palestinian flotilla, which was carrying thousands of tons of aid intended for Gaza despite an Israel ban on direct shipments to the territory.

New Zealand police have issued multiple warnings about the addictive app after people swam and kayaked out to a "Poké gym" in the middle of Oriental Bay in Wellington, gathered outside public toilets at night, and turned up at the headquarters of Hells Angels in Whanganui – all in the name of the game.

I think there is broad agreement they were in compliance and fortunately here we have an international atomic energy agency which is actually tasked with verifying Iran's compliance with the nuclear provisions and they have issued multiple reports since the implementation of this agreement and even before that saying that Iran is in fact complying with its terms.

Defenders of Ms. Nuland said she had pushed back on the C.I.A.'s initial account because it went beyond what she had told reporters and because it protected the agency at the expense of the State Department — noting, for example, that the C.I.A. had issued multiple warnings about terrorist threats in Libya.