Sentence examples for issued exclusively from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cayce, who is seeking immunity from prosecution, has told federal investigators that Mr. Clinton and his associates promised to provide him with two diplomatic passports, which are normally issued exclusively to people working for the government and can speed passage through customs.

The transport certificate, which was issued exclusively for "research" purposes, excludes commercial exploitation of Morgan for use in shows like those she is being forced to perform in at Loro Parque.

The album is notable for being the first Byrds LP to be issued exclusively in stereo in the United States, although the album was released in mono and stereo variations in the United Kingdom.

After that, it became a matter of blood and sweat, the former issuing exclusively from Butcher.

The Colombian ambassador to the UK, Néstor Osorio Londoño, said: "The world can no longer afford to continue tackling this issue exclusively with a repressive response.

This is not dissimilar to the claims of the Charity Organisation Society, which in the 19th century insisted on portraying poverty as an issue exclusively linked to people's feeble and manipulative personalities.

Yet by focusing on the issue exclusively from a negative perspective, in a world awash with things to worry about, we may just be adding to the public's sense of self-compassion fatigue.

Over the next three years Flavorpill would maintain the practice of selling each issue exclusively to one advertiser — companies like Nokia, BMW, Anheuser-Busch — but the rates would rise to $18,000 per issue, about 7 to 10 times the cost of an ad on a mainstream portal like Yahoo.

This is not an issue exclusively for those from an underprivileged background or unique New Zealanders.

Decide in advance how you'll solve problems as a team, not make issues exclusively a "me" problem or a "you" problem.

This is not an issue exclusively for nurses.