Sentence examples for having to issue from inspiring English sources

But by not calling them preapprovals, she said, banks can delay taking a loan application and having to issue a good-faith estimate of closing costs.

The creditors of Hynix Semiconductor considered a proposal by Deutsche Bank for rescuing the company without having to issue fresh loans.

Enron may end up not having to issue any shares, he said, and any that are issued are already accounted for in diluted earnings per share.

Not only have earning forecasts come down, but just last fall the company was talking about selling enough assets to avoid having to issue more stock.

So it's no surprise to me that Labour councils should now be having to issue more at-risk-of-redundancy notices than Tory councils.

And instead of celebrating bumper peak viewing figures of more than 20m for the England match, ITV was instead having to issue a grovelling apology.

It has had to issue temporary vouchers.

The mint then has to issue more of them.

"We haven't had to issue hard hats".

Instead, the F.D.I.C. had to issue checks to account holders.

The Federal Aviation Administration has to issue a permit for the balloons.