Sentence examples for issue a line from inspiring English sources

The coin would be deposited at the Federal Reserve, which in theory would then issue a line of credit against it.

Morgan Stanley is not the first institutional lender to issue a line of credit to the company.

Nova Credit is looking to bridge the gap between the credit history immigrants have internationally with creditors in the U.S., giving them a set of data to make a call as to whether to issue a line of credit.

In his statement, Dunne provided a get-out clause, saying the UK government was seeking "fresh assurances" from the Saudis on the issue, a line that has been repeated several times by ministers.

Republicans have been pounding Democrats on the deficit issue — a line of attack that infuriates Democrats, who quickly note that former President George W. Bush entered office with a federal surplus and left with a substantial debt that the Obama administration inherited and then added to with its own economic recovery initiatives.

For the Fourth of July, Fisher-Price is issuing a line of Rescue Heroes -- a firefighter called Billy Blazes, Matt Medic and Officer Jake Justice, dressed patriotically and selling for $12 each.

Under the auspices of a fictive label, "Club Negro," he has issued a line of satiric mock-commodities for black golfers.

In the past, the group has tracked the condition of subway seats and floors, monitored how difficult it is to hear announcements in subway cars, and issued a line-by-line report card.

Mr. Christie issued a line-item veto in June to reduce new disclosure agreements, and last week significantly weakened a measure that would have required special audits of the halfway house contracts.

Skripal's comments drew a swift response from the Russian embassy in London Wednesday, which issued a line-by-line dissection of the release saying it doubted "that the statement really belongs to Yulia".

Sportech, the football pools and tote betting company, slipped 1p to 86.5p, as it issued an line trading update.