Sentence examples for indeed issued from inspiring English sources

A superficial glance at the figures quoted in the story seemed to suggest Pickles was right - Labour councils have indeed issued an average of 765 job 'at risk' notifications, compared to a Tory council average of 498.

The reality about the Met Office's new decadal forecast is more prosaic, and also more complicated: it has indeed issued some predictions for how global temperatures might change between now and 2017, but these are not like long-range weather forecasts.

By Wednesday, her lawyers had indeed issued a public letter decrying the charges and threatening to sue, and Zhang said that she was hurt that her fans hadn't rejected the reports out of hand, and added, via microblog, that "Apple Daily is clearly having a mental masturbation with Boxun.com".

Since 80% of those debts are government-guaranteed (or indeed, issued direct from Uncle Sam's Magic Wallet ), those debts are also our debts.

Ilyse Fink, a spokeswoman for the Buildings Department, said that if the letter writer reports the matter to the department, it could indeed issue a violation against him as the owner.

As the law currently stands, ordinary Thais are prevented from having any meaningful public discussion or debate about the defamation law, or indeed issues such as who will succeed the ailing King Bhumibol.

Indeed, issues like overhauling Social Security, changing the tax code, dealing with illegal immigration or addressing high energy costs were often overshadowed -- and sometimes put aside -- because of the continuing debate over the war and its costs.

Indeed, issues of agency and cognition in terms of how an intelligent agent use learned knowledge to reason and act in its environment are characteristic to machine learning.

Indeed, issues of trust can be encoded in policy, which if the middleware supplies appropriate security/governance mechanisms, can be implemented through similar mechanisms to effect control over management processes.

Indeed, he issued a three-page statement defending the authority's actions since he came to the board in 1995.

Indeed, Continental issued a press release yesterday criticizing the Transportation Department for not going "nearly far enough to protect consumers".