Sentence examples for institutions issuing from inspiring English sources

The institutions issuing visas, the Dominican economy and the banana industry getting cheap labour.

China's money supply grew by 13.2% in May on a year earlier, helped by financial institutions issuing new loans of 793 billion yuan ($124 billion), higher than analysts expected.

Today, there are upward of 12,000 microfinance institutions issuing loans.

This paper investigates the effects of financial institutions issuing contingent capital, a debt security that automatically converts into equity if assets fall below a predetermined threshold.

Law, unlike morality, stems from social sources (on the role of social sources in understanding law, see Raz 1979 and the entry on legal positivism), from institutions issuing purportedly authoritative directives which claim to express a binding judgement about what ought to be done.

As a result, the institutions issuing mortgages were encouraged to write more and more loans so that they could be sold off, and the granters of the mortgages were no longer at risk, simply collecting their fees and passing the loans along.

Under the program, banks and other financial institutions issued the debt themselves while the F.D.I.C. guaranteed it.

In 2005, the town's Orthodox schools and institutions issued a proclamation forbidding children and high school students from using Internet-linked computers.

After he was named as a formal suspect Thursday, the royal palace and a number of government institutions issued careful comments offering "respect" for the decision of judges.

Their arguments were strengthened through the week as Peruvian bond and stock prices dropped sharply and foreign financial institutions issued risk warnings that threatened to increase interest rates.

After he was named as a formal suspect on Thursday, the Spanish palace and a number of government institutions issued careful comments offering "respect" for the decision of judges.