Sentence examples for have often issued from inspiring English sources

Ever since the Puritans arrived in New England, civic and political leaders have often issued the same warning: sinister conspirators are spreading invisibly through the land, a cabal of evil and dangerous men who are bent on subverting this shining city on a hill.

We will also include those studies that have applied different versions of the diagnostic criteria listed above because different organisations have often issued revised or updated versions.

Mr. Hariri has often issued warnings about Hezbollah's weapons and Syria's role in supplying them, especially in the years after Syria's withdrawal from Lebanon in 2005.

In a citizenship ceremony, you see this country's first and only center, its promise of freedom and opportunity, which it has often issued with extreme dishonesty and a group of people who want to accept that promise anyway.

Although in practice (and under fierce local pressure) the corps has often issued permits in violation of its own rules, the mere existence of the language prohibiting the dumping of waste made the practice vulnerable to court challenge.

As the euro-zone economy has gathered steam over the last few years, the central bank has often issued tough warnings about wages early in the year, hoping that its threats of a rate increase avoid the need to actually do so.

Though the emperor had often issued self-deprecating edicts during his reign, the policies his will rejected had been central to his government since he had assumed personal rule in the early 1650s.

Workers' and teachers' groups have often demonstrated and issued grievances on Labor Day, but their cause has been distinct from that of the reformists, who — at least until last year — were led largely by students, intellectuals and former government officials.

They have often framed issues succinctly and done the most successful lobbying for world attention to them.

The main finding was that adolescents who had expressed school massacre threats online were more likely to report being bullied and depressed with no previous delinquency had more often issued the threat with clear intention and had more often made preparations to carry out the act.

Many had been out of print for years, and they had often been issued originally in small editions of no more than 2,000 copies by university presses or other specialized publishers.