Sentence examples for issued far from inspiring English sources

The FSA has issued far fewer fines than its American counterparts.

Ten or 15 years ago, nonfinancial companies issued far more commercial paper than they do now.

General Electric acknowledged that it issued far more options after the market collapse because they offered a cheaper way to pay executives than restricted stock and other forms of compensation.

"We've issued far fewer tickets than we did last year and even the Independent Budget Office confirmed that tickets are not moneymakers," he said, referring to a report released last week that said New York City typically spends more money than it collects from summonses.

On Tuesday, the Department of Transportation marked a milestone when it issued far-reaching — yet flexible — guidelines that pave the way for self-driving cars to hit the roads without much red tape.

Some argue that the government could comfortably issue far more debt and remain secure.Nonsense, retort the fiscal hawks.

But this year, the feds will likely issue far fewer of these regulations.

Campaigns often issue far more tickets for events than venues can accommodate in order to ensure a packed house.

Most funds invest in government-issued bonds as foreign corporations issue far fewer bonds.

Second, we present a clinical study of the CoCo bonds issued so far.

(All told, Luxtera has filed for more than 75 patents; 15 have been issued so far).