Sentence examples for issue booklets from inspiring English sources

They issue booklets on the art of the sound-bite and send their most lucrative (or difficult) authors to special coaches.

It would be outstanding if instead of watching the Geek and the Bully duke it out with accompanying media hype and commercials, we could have this debate ourselves, maybe with Kettering-style issue booklets as a guide.

Create an issue booklet or Web site that maps out and describes – and perhaps even compares – each candidate's views, platform and history on this issue.

All the documents collected were assigned to one of the three working groups, according to the type of issue dealt with (scientific articles or documents; information issues; booklets targeted to women).

After his rebuff by the French authorities, he taught the sport in Madrid, where, in 1954, he issued two booklets that purportedly reproduced experiments in monochrome painting.

The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead added it would be issuing information booklets to residents and businesses with a procession map, road closure times and parking arrangements.

Until 1988, when the Dublin Millennium booklet containing commemorative stamps was issued, all booklets contained only definitive stamps.

Since 2010, the implementation of educative and managerial measures was based on the SSC guidelines: auditing of medical charts; education in sepsis care; issue of booklet and posters about sepsis; inclusion of sepsis information in the medical residence program; and collaboration of hospital directors in monitoring and giving information of the sepsis guideline.

It reported that German invasion troops had been issued a booklet giving them some phonetic English for use when they invaded England.

The Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry and its Regional Tourism Council have issued a booklet and created a website for tourism professionals called Do You Speak Touriste?

In August, the Education Ministry issued a booklet warning high school students of "plastic surgery syndrome," citing Michael Jackson and a local woman whose addiction to plastic surgery left her with a grotesquely swollen face.