Sentence examples for issued formally from inspiring English sources

In its latest forecast to be issued formally this week, the White House sharply reduced its estimates of domestic growth this year to 1.7percentt from the previous estimate of 2.4percentthoseose levels are well below the growth rates of recent years.

The administration's weapon is a proposed change in Medicaid regulations, issued formally on July 12.

It neutralises the scathing report that Mr Brammertz was to issue formally on June 6th, which would have brought rejection of Serbia's bid for EU membership (the European Commission will issue its opinion on its application in October).

Britain even raised the issue formally with the French government.

Economics helps us, I think, in many ways to think through these issues formally and analytically, and help assess the trade-offs that we need inevitably must make.

He said he had not yet raised the issue formally in a meeting of the economic and financial affairs council (Ecofin).

In particular, it points out that the only issue formally appealed to the Court of Appeals was the propriety of the District Court's stay order.

Special Assistant to the Provost for State-Related Issues, formally the Assistant to the President (beginning in 1987), and Director of the Statutory Finance and Business Office (beginning in 1983).

I explore this issue formally in a subsequent section, which presents a model of a small economy that is plagued by sector- or cluster-specific coordination failures.

Since ICE itself has spoken on this issue formally and explicitly in publishing its regulation, it would seem a stretch that an unannounced tweak on the USCIS's website could prohibit an entire class of American employers from utilizing the STEM OPT program.

Britain raised the issue formally in the North Atlantic Council, NATO's most senior political governing body, the same day.