Sentence examples for issued at each from inspiring English sources

This can happen several times, with shares issued at each funding round having potentially very different rights.

The role of the DSS is passive, since it suggests the expected or compulsory actions for different types of events (in agreement with the regulatory framework in force at the national and regional levels, for different types of natural hazards) together with the instructions of execution, the people in charge of performing each action, and the legal documents to be issued at each emergency phase.

A complete Underground map with the lines mapped out using a ticket issued at each station.

The British Museum has shared a number of The Imperial War Museum's archive photos from World War II, and the Wellcome Collection has shared a London tube map made out of tickets issued at each station on display at the London Transport Museum, allowing their respective followers to see works that expand beyond the narrow scopes of each participating museum's missions.

The total number of surveys issued at each case study site was divided between these four sampling buffers in the ratio 2 1 1 1.

A small amount of extra medication (in excess of what was prescribed) was issued at each visit so that patients would not be without medication if drugs were spilled or additional doses required due to vomiting or spitting out.

Those shares were issued at $10 each, or about 20 times their current market price.

Harry Philips at Evolution Securities calculated the Melrose rights issue would raise approximately £200m with shares issued at 300p each.

Reports are submitted biannually by each country, and a final report is issued at the end of each year.

But a president can launch policy initiatives, act as spokesman for the Union and draft the diplomatic statements that are issued at the end of each big European summit.

Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has dismissed William Hague's plans for English laws for English people, and committed to vote on English-only issues at "each and every opportunity" when Scotland's interests are affected.