Sentence examples for issued a pamphlet from inspiring English sources

A few months ago, the administration issued a pamphlet advising houses of worship how to prepare for a gun assault.

Before the terminal opened, the New York Central Railroad had issued a pamphlet touting the scientific accuracy of the mural.

Myth 5: Debt costs more than stimulus The thinktank Compass recently issued a pamphlet entitled "The £100bn Gamble".

In 1896 Theodor Herzl issued a pamphlet entitled Der Judenstaat (The Jewish State) and advocated an autonomous Jewish state, preferably in Palestine.

"Friends" of the museum issued a pamphlet giving warning of its moral decay.A quarter of a century later Stein bequeathed Picasso's portrait to the Met.

So Democrats issued a pamphlet with gauzy notions of "broad prosperity" and health care for all, but almost nothing by way of specific policies or the costs involved.

He suggested that the agency could issue a pamphlet about sex trafficking.

In 1864, Democrats tried discrediting the Republican Party by issuing a pamphlet in the Republicans' name that endorsed racial mixing, or "miscegenation," the first time the term was used, says Professor Fredrickson.

It was one of several Gordimer novels to be banned by the South African government, prompting her to issue a pamphlet protesting the censorship, What Happened to Burger's Daughter.

(Jelani Cobb has explained on this site — and says so in the documentary as well — that Griffith responded with "inverted victimhood," issuing a pamphlet called "The Rise and Fall of Free Speech in America").

The white women present at the conference attempted to strike down black suffrage and the SACWC responded by issuing a pamphlet entitled Southern Negro Women and Race Co-Operation that delineated their demands specifically regarding conditions in domestic service, child welfare, conditions of travel, education, lynching, the public press, and, of course, voting rights.