Sentence examples for interest to issue from inspiring English sources

When a bar or restaurant seeking a license sits within 500 feet of three or more similar licensed establishment, the agency must have a hearing to determine whether it is in the public interest to issue the license.

Yesterday, the Prime Minister glared across the chamber and bellowed, "For heaven's sake, man, go!" Was it really Cameron's business — or, indeed, in his Party's interest — to issue commands to the enemy?

GMC panel chairman Dr Brian Alderman said it was "in the public interest" to issue a warning stating that Dr Chapman's conduct had been "unacceptable and should not be repeated".

At the moment, the material foundation of journalism isn't cracking because readers are going elsewhere, but because the advertising market has shifted its interest to issues of attention.

In the bond market, corporations took advantage of low interest rates to issue a mountain of debt.

But he has endorsed one good idea: taking advantage of very low interest rates to issue more government debt.

He said the district attorney had a "compelling interest" not to issue any indictments "to mitigate the civil and criminal liability among the people involved in investigating this".

In June it took advantage of low interest rates to issue a $2 billion bond partly to pay for more buy-backs—a "great trade, these kind of opportunities don't come often", says Carol Tomé, the firm's chief financial officer.

The Queen, who is understood to have watched the referendum debate with close interest, is planning to issue a written statement in the afternoon.

One quick way to reduce interest rates would be to issue new European bonds to refinance much of Greece's existing debt.

China has been fighting inflation by raising interest rates and ordering banks to issue less credit.