Sentence examples for independently issued from inspiring English sources

In August 1989 the band independently issued their debut single Suicide Alley.

The report analyzes numbers collected from colleges via Peterson's Common Data Set survey, an independently issued annual survey that includes questions about student loan debt.

Notifications are independently issued by all clinical and pathology departments involved in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

In 2010 the US government independently issued its own guidance, but its recommendations were weaker and narrower than those developed by the companies (Maurer, 2012).

Since Hive is based on a query-at-a-time model and processes each query independently, issuing multiple queries in close time interval decreases performance of Hive due to its execution model.

Until 1935, these branches could each independently issue paper dollars for the cost of printing them, and could lend them at interest.

The guideline panels are the select groups of experts who are assigned to evaluate science independently and issue their advice to other doctors on what to do in clinical practice.

But the revenue reported in that filing differed from a separate first-quarter report that Neoforma issued independently two weeks earlier.

The jibe apparently referred not to Obama's statement but to one issued independently by the U.S. embassy in Cairo, deploring the video.

"No one believes that this verdict with such heavy political consequences was issued independently by a junior judge in the town of Hamedan," said Aliakbar Moussavi Khoini, a member of Parliament and a former student activist.

Soon after, Arista, independently of BMG, issued a news release promoting its recent sales records -- "an impressive $425 million in gross revenues in the United States, which makes gross revenues for the last nine months higher than any full year in the company's history".