Sentence examples for issue a manual from inspiring English sources

Clinton plugged uniforms in his State of the Union address that year and had his Department of Education issue a manual for schools that were transitioning to require uniforms.

The New Yorker, June 7 , 1941P. 9 The Fuller Brush Co. issues a manual for the instruction and advice of its office employees, and in it is this paragraph: Employees are not permitted to receive personal visitors during office hours except in cases of emergencies.

By F. E. Murphy and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 7 , 1941P. 9 The Fuller Brush Co. issues a manual for the instruction and advice of its office employees, and in it is this paragraph: Employees are not permitted to receive personal visitors during office hours except in cases of emergencies.

The IRS recently issued a manual for its agents outlining how to spot such improper pastime deductions.

By November, Kenneth Korotky, chief financial officer for the conference, said, it expected to issue a new manual with standardized accounting rules to all bishops.

Meanwhile, Lithuania has reintroduced conscription and issued citizens a manual advising what to do in the event of a Russian invasion.

Under his auspices, the first "Style-book" was issued as a manual for staff working on the newspaper.

(The F.B.I. issued a revised manual to agents on Oct. 15, but has not yet made it public.

Mr. Blackwell said the company issued a new manual that focused less on rooting out the causes of accidents than on protecting the company.

In July, the Japanese Ministry of Education issued a new manual for teachers and textbook publishers urging them to instruct Japanese students that the islets rightfully belong to Japan.

The Army issued a thick manual this month that tells interrogators exactly what they can and cannot do in complying with the standard.