Sentence examples for issued a kind from inspiring English sources

Justice Elena Kagan, 52, issued a kind of dissent.

In 2008, the Christian militia leader Samir Geagea issued a kind of apology, saying he asked for forgiveness from God and those his faction had harmed.

Before the game, Manager Terry Collins issued a kind of challenge to Pelfrey, noting that the Mets are about to face a series of excellent pitchers.

The previous day, Cernovich had issued a kind of challenge grant: he would donate a thousand dollars to anyone who disrupted the play.

Mr. Netanyahu issued a kind of apology over the timing of the housing announcement, saying it would probably be several years before any of the units, planned for the ultra-Orthodox neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo, would be started.

Just over a dozen songs into his sold-out show at Santos Party House on Wednesday night, Bonnie (Prince) Billy, grave and straight-faced, issued a kind of prayer.

And when in striving to win they seem a little too single-minded, like the golfer Nick Faldo in his pomp, we issue a kind of collective wince.

There's a trend among ethnic restaurants to issue a kind of challenge to diners, in the form of the "authentic" menu.

One can imagine his partners issuing a kind of eye-rolling, tolerant permission for him to excavate their affairs, but it still feels like a violation of their privacy.

The reports are not public, but in some cases the team will issue a kind of hybrid report, if it believes that the public might be educated by its findings.

This mechanism is great for issuing a kind of software-based stock called tokens.