Sentence examples for issue no more from inspiring English sources
The government, worried about chaos, has said that it will issue no more licences.
I went back to the basic issue: no more calls from bosses looking to spend their own money.
Japanese immigration authorities issue no more than 50,000 work visas a year remarkably few for a country of 128m people.
In March, the city announced the program's suspension, saying that it would issue no more vouchers, and that people who already had vouchers would lose them.
THE American Treasury's announcement that it will issue no more 30-year bonds should delight corporate treasurers and depress fund managers.
Aside from the inherent sensitivity of the issue because of Chinese objections, the prime minister's comments apparently contradicted comments by Ms. Tanaka, who reportedly had told China that Tokyo would issue no more visas to Mr. Lee.
The government issues no more than 66,000 such visas, known as H2B, in a year.
He walked Damon to lead off the first, but issued no more walks the rest of the game.
Absurdly, they must have been issued no more than 90 days before; the state makes money by charging to renew them.
After issuing no more than eight citations all of last year, Brian Flynn, the city's environmental ranger, said he had issued more than 50 so far this year.
Ultimately, they would like to establish Melville House as a boutique firm that issues no more than six books a year, specializing in highly literary novels and poetry.
