As in the case of China, one does not have to regard Putin's moves and motives favorably to understand the logic behind them, nor to grasp the importance of understanding that logic instead of issuing imprecations against it.
Instead of issuing a press release that it distributed across hundreds of news services, terminals and Web sites instantaneously, Microsoft has chosen to take advantage of some vaguely worded guidance from the S.E.C. that now allows companies to publish market-moving news directly on their own Web sites without requiring any wider distribution.
In addition, to tackle other forms of benefit fraud, DWP will employ 200 more fraud investigators, create a team that targets specific areas in the country, cut benefits instead of issuing cautions, and increase the amount it can recoup through deductions to salary to £16.50 a week.
"It feels great that instead of issuing citations for public smoking, the police are issuing Dorito bags," McPeak said.
But instead of issuing fan heaters to staff complaining of feeling cold, it has made warm fleeces available.
Instead of issuing 9 percent of new stock, based on Tuesday's price it should only need to issue about 2 percent.
Instead of issuing an emergency order, the EPA's midwest office concluded it was legally precluded from taking action because of the state's activities to address the lead concerns.
It built conceptual bridges and demanded practical results, instead of issuing the customary high-sounding but insubstantial declarations.
Instead of issuing private rulings, which do not count as a precedent for other companies, the IRS says it will start publishing revenue rulings on commonly raised issues that everyone can rely on.
An ex-Seleka militia leader called Voice of Ouaka during its first broadcast, but asked for more music instead of issuing threats, according to Internews. .
