Sentence examples for issued for anything from inspiring English sources

An NOV may be issued for anything from a critical operational incident to something purely administrative in nature.

In his view the National Council for Combating Discrimination issues fines for "anything that has to do with Roma, Hungarians and other minorities, no matter whether you were wrong or not".

In his first Ramadan broadcast, he declared that Ahmadis had an "equal right to freedom" and issued a broad apology for "anything I had said or done".

They said they hoped the fact that their son had issued a "sincere apology for anything that he may have done wrong will now make it possible for the DPRK (North Korea) authorities to allow him to return home".

For all the controversy famous people create for themselves – usually by either assaulting someone or weighing in on an issue that did not require their input – has anyone issued a half-decent apology for anything ever?

Only two of them have ever issued an invitation to me for anything, I've always asked and they've always agreed.

I can tell you from personal experience that there is nothing more disheartening than to view a very popular person's Twitter profile and realize that he or she never takes a hard stance against any issue, much less, advocates for anything he or she ever believes in.

"You play too important a role and this is too important an issue for us to allow for anything less".

Michael Noonan, the Irish finance minister, said there was "a distinction being drawn between the word 'legacy' and the word 'retrospective".' "If you have a dead bank there are legacy issues, and we are not negotiating for anything broadly to be done for Anglo Irish-I.B.R.C.," Mr. Noonan said.

I should probably mention that I'm here today to see Michelle for acupuncture, ideally to treat digestive issues--she can customize treatments for anything from weight loss to fertility to anti-aging.

The important thing to understand is that the securitization at issue in no way helped to create capital for anything.