Sentence examples for issued a booklet from inspiring English sources

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?

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

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.

UCS has issued a booklet detailing what to do (and what not to do) in a broad range of situations.

Issuing a booklet to women documenting multiple pregnancies, similar to the 'health passport' used in Malawi, and maintaining the same ANC number would avoid double counting women in programme coverage statistics and aid clinical management by making patients' pregnancy histories more accessible to health workers.

Early in 1942, it issued a propagandistic booklet, "Importance of the Rest-Pause in Maximum War Effort," which reproduced a batch of letters from civilian war workers hinting that they could hardly survive without Coke).

Every child is issued a health booklet at birth which records important health related information, vaccination history and developmental screening findings [ 3].

When President Obama's campaign last week issued a 20-page booklet of its intentions, it was dismissed in my own newspaper for containing "no new proposals," and in The Wall Street Journal as a "glossy" pitch to critics who say "Mr. Obama hasn't fully explained what he hopes to accomplish if re-elected".

The State Department has held hundreds of training sessions across the country to familiarize federal, state and local law-enforcement officials with the Vienna treaty and has issued a 144-page booklet outlining the requirements, with translations in 20 languages, including Creole and Cambodian.

He even issued a 67-page booklet from prison about his supposedly unfair treatment at the hands of the government.

The get-together proved so fruitful that one year later, those women (who would soon become known as The Boston Women's Health Collective), issued a 193-page booklet called "Women and Their Bodies," (which would soon became known as "Our Bodies, Ourselves," a bestseller and the bible for information on women's health and sexuality for many generations).