Sentence examples for issued credentials from inspiring English sources

The reporters — hundreds have been issued credentials — are at the next-door Hilton Coliseum.

But it was Raab's obscene Twitter posts on Sunday that led the Miami Heat to bar him from being issued credentials for all future games.

On Saturday, writer met Roy L. McGhee, superintendent of Senate Periodical Press Gallery, who issued credentials for a prime seat facing the Inaugural stand at the west end of the Capitol.

Interest in the presidential race is so high around the world that 250 news media outlets from overseas have also been issued credentials, which is higher than in 2004, though precise numbers are not available.

By Tuesday afternoon, between 400 and 500 journalists had been issued credentials for the game, said Lakers' longtime publicist John Black, who called those figures "completely unprecedented" for a regular-season game.

Mr. Lazio did not seem aware that his own campaign staff had issued credentials to reporters to ride on the bus trailing his, which is modeled after Senator John McCain's "Straight Talk Express" used during this year's presidential primary season, though Mr. Lazio is not granting reporters the same freewheeling access as the senator had.

Organizers of the Republican convention have said they plan to issue credentials to 10 to 20 bloggers.

He said that the league would restrict vehicles parked near the stadium to a few and that he had asked teams to be strict about issuing credentials.

Peterson ordered the state to quickly issue credentials valid for voting to anyone trying to obtain a free photo ID for voting.

The denial of Botta's access came a day after the Miami Heat said that it would no longer issue credentials to Esquire magazine's Scott Raab because of his profane Twitter posts about LeBron James.

Guild unions operate locally in most areas, but are limited largely to issuing credentials and licenses.