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Its president, Dr Brinley Jones, is set to issue a statement next week.

Over the next three years alone, the government is set to issue around £600 billion of gilts.

Hezbollah is waging a public campaign against the investigation amid reports that the tribunal is set to issue indictments of Hezbollah members.

The government is set to issue new rules for what foods can be sold in vending machines at schools, to encourage healthier eating habits.

The next day Sainsbury's, the grocer that has coped best with the rise of German discounters Aldi and Lidl, is set to issue its trading statement.

The Bank of England is set to issue plastic banknotes for the first time featuring Sir Winston Churchill in a five pound note starting 2016.

The treasurers of Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and the Australian Capital Territory are set to issue a joint statement on Friday saying the removal of the 10% GST from tampons and pads "is about fairness".

Greece's so-called troika of lenders — the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission — are set to issue a crucial assessment in the coming weeks of how far off track the country is in sticking to its promises to reduce a mountain of debt and a high deficit.

Then, in December, just weeks before the city was set to issue the permits, the Council voted to stall the plan after the city's attorney, John Russo, and a county district attorney warned the Council that the marijuana cultivation ordinance thwarted state law and that city officials could be held criminally liable.

PARIS — Leaders of the Group of 8 industrialized countries are set to issue a provocative call for stronger Internet regulation, a cause championed by the host of the meeting, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, but fiercely opposed by some Internet companies and free-speech groups.

You read that right: the seventy-four-year-old Vermont senator was set to issue his trademark call for a "political revolution" and to demand more income and wealth redistribution at a capitalist mecca in one of the most conservative states in the Union.