Sentence examples for if it would issue from inspiring English sources

Franklin also asked the school last summer if it would issue a no-trespass order against her accused rapist so that he wouldn't be able to access the study abroad campus, she said.

Speaking on Friday, Christie said the state's health department had determined a quarantine order should be issued; it was not clear on Saturday if it would be issued in New York, where Hickox was traveling to, or New Jersey, where she is in hospital.

Given the unique place the Packers hold in the hearts of cheeseheads and given their status as a non-profit, fan owned team, there are no words for how much it would mean if Rodgers would issue a personal statement of solidarity.

Mr. Cuomo said that if necessary, he would issue a subpoena.

The only thing that would make them better is if the Army would issue them".

Japan, meanwhile, said on Wednesday it would be open to direct talks with North Korea if it would help resolve the issue of Japanese nationals kidnapped by the communist state in the 1970s and 1980s.

By inviting hundreds of thousands of refugees Germany prevented humanitarian crisis and chose to address the problem in an organized manner knowing that if it would not do so, issue could turn into a complete chaos.

"If it were in our hands, we would issue an injunction for peace".

I wondered if it would be interesting to throw the issue open to comment, to see where people think the lines ought to be drawn.

White House officials said Monday that the commission being created to investigate intelligence shortcomings would decide for itself if it would examine a highly charged political issue: whether President Bush and other senior administration officials exaggerated the evidence that Iraq possessed large stockpiles of illicit weapons.

If rioting erupted, the White House would issue a presidential proclamation calling on protesters to disperse forthwith.