Sentence examples for issued ground from inspiring English sources

A few paparazzi materialized, and Jones issued ground rules for interviews.

American Eagle's operations center issued a ground stop for all arrivals into O'Hare at around 3 50 to 4 p.m. that day.

Air traffic controllers in Fort Lauderdale issued a ground stop after the flight, and no flights were allowed to leave for a time.

The BBC reported that the government had planned to apply for a Public Interest Immunity certificate, usually issued on grounds of national security.

Her Conservative predecessor, Chris Grayling, last October announced plans for young offenders to be issued with grounding orders and for confiscating their mobile phones.

When Ratzinger issued supposedly ground-breaking new rules against paedophilia earlier this year, he put it on a par with... ordaining women as priests.

4. Write a letter to one of China's current political leaders with a suggestion of how to remedy the current power issue, grounded in historical background.

In July, fuel and hydraulic issues grounded the B-52s again.

"A lot of the craziness in the gun issue is now a result of the fact that the Democrats, not intentionally, are without a constituency of gun owners... that kept the issue grounded," Feldman said.

He says that in order to do the things that need to be done economically, there will have to be coalitions of people that are often opposed to one another on various social-issue grounds to do that.

It is a multifaceted issue grounded in issues of risk and harm to both mother and baby, and also in these litigious times to vulnerable health care providers, often defined through engagement with the medical system.