Sentence examples for instance was issued from inspiring English sources

Google, for instance, was issued with a record $2.7BN fine in June after the Commission decided — after a multi-year-long investigation — that its search comparison service, Google Shopping, had broken the bloc's competition rules by squeezing the visibility of rival price comparison services in organic search results while simultaneously foregrounding its own service.

Ryan's enthusiasm, for instance, was issued in support of a 2004 U.S. free trade agreement with the Kingdom of Bahrain.

The Trump project in Argentina, for instance, has not been issued new permits since Election Day, a city official in Buenos Aires said.

In 2013, for instance, 600 patents were issued relating to additive manufacturing, up from 80 patents in 2005.

For instance, preferred shares are issued in perpetuity, and subordinated debt is not obligated to pay interest unless the bank has profits.

This policy has been put aside and since 1995 there have been several such issues, mainly depicting athletes; for instance 30 stamps were issued showing living Irish sportsmen for the Millennium and several golfers are shown on three 2006 Ryder Cup stamps.

For instance, Virgin Atlantic flight attendants are issued liquid-red heels (aptly named Dorothy; a lower heeled version is Dotty).

In the instances in which summonses were issued, there have been 155 dismissals out of 438 cases.

The DIAS recorded all instances in which passwords were issued, but not consultations between physicians and pharmacists; therefore, when physicians attempted to override alerts, we could not distinguish whether they had obtained detailed pharmaceutical explanations before cancelling the order.

This general category is divided among many subcategories, but essentially entails all instances of green cards being issued for purposes related to a job offer, investment or having a specialized job.

The Bloomberg administration says photographing every instance in which a summons is issued would be impractical and would interfere with the Sanitation Department's operations.