Sentence examples for have issued specifically from inspiring English sources

"This is the first fine that we have issued specifically for chewing gum litter," said Jim Jones, the council's executive board member for environmental and public protection.

[My husband] has issues specifically with living with my boyfriend, and overall with living with anyone else.

The National Institutes of Health have provided more funding for social neuroscience than any other public or private funder, and in the last several years, at least half a dozen NIH institutes have issued requests for applications specifically in social neuroscience.

The World Health Organization has issued recommendations specifically for humanitarian disasters, advocating both active immunization with tetanus toxoid and passive antitoxin administration combined with wound cleaning, debridement and antibiotics.

There are currently 83 parliamentary passes that have been issued specifically to staff of APPGs (around 0.6% of the total number of passes).

The initiative aims to halve the rate of stillbirths by 2030 and is the first time guidance has been issued specifically for reducing baby deaths during pregnancy.

Specifically, the FDA has issued "draft voluntary targets for reducing sodium in commercially processed and prepared food both in the short-term (2 year) and over the long-term (10 year)." We might constructively pause and reflect on the particulars of that phrasing.

We did not have any issues specifically described for new immigrants.

But Labour has not issued a specifically European manifesto of its own, and its election leaflets stress Mr Blair and the government's domestic record as much as its policy towards Europe.

During all of the pregnancies I had issues with my hips, specifically the SI joint.

For another, she has issues of her own: specifically, a pain-killer addiction that she feeds with her own prescription pad.