Sentence examples for issue a document that from inspiring English sources

"They can issue a document that is not subject to amendment and must be considered within a certain time frame and can be passed by 51 senators".

In a brilliant moment, he said: "I do not want to issue a document that the world will see must necessarily be inoperative, like the pope's bull against the comet".

In late July, the Vatican issued a document that opposed legal recognition for same-sex couples.

In late February the government issued a document that seemed to encourage religious groups to do charity work.

Just this month, the Ministry of Culture issued a document that condemned tolerance and multiculturalism as unacceptable, and flatly proclaimed that Russia is not Europe.

If the Vatican is trying to restore the impression that its moral sense is intact, issuing a document that equates pedophilia with the ordination of women doesn't really do that.

Sheik Ahmed el-Tayeb, the grand imam of Al Azhar, the bastion of Sunni Islam scholarship that prides itself on a moderate form of Egyptian Islam, issued a document that seeks to marry secular attitudes with conservative theories.

Even from the donor's perspective, the voucher is poor value: the Irish airline charges a £6 "administration fee" for issuing a document that is significantly less useful than cash.

The Fish and Wildlife Service's manager of the refuge had issued a document that declared the fence would have no significant impact on the refuge, but rescinded that declaration several weeks before the land swap was agreed upon.

The Department of Education earlier this month issued a document that sows more confusion about the use of 21st CCLC funds and will result in afterschool programs closing doors or reducing services.

It was in this city in 1968 that the Roman Catholic bishops of Latin America broke with a long tradition of church support for the status quo by issuing a document that called for "a preferential option for the poor". At Medellin, the bishops put the church on the side of the impoverished and of movements for social change.