Sentence examples for issued it described from inspiring English sources
Instead of responding with a straightforward denial (now belatedly issued), it described the allegations as "ancient history".
The IPT has also delayed considering two other issues raised by the complaint: the proportionality of the bulk surveillance measures in question, an issue it describes as "plainly highly relevant"; and their legality with the wider European Union legal context.
The IPT has also delayed considering two other issues raised by the complaint: the proportionality of the bulk surveillance measures in question, an issue it describes as "plainly highly relevant"; and their legality with the wider European Union legal context.
Then, on 1 April 2010, the EPA issued what it described as comprehensive guidance, based on strong science, designed to strengthen permitting requirements for Appalachian MTR and other surface coal mining projects.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has served Brighton and Sussex university hospitals NHS trust with the highest civil monetary penalty (CMP) it has issued following what it described as a serious breach of the Data Protection Act.
Fair, a French NGO, said it was extremely concerned to see that Unep had issued the index, which it described as flawed.
Tesla blamed the issue on what it described as a "blown" fuse, which meant that the brake pedal "needed to be pressed down harder than would otherwise be the case".
Forest dynamics is a particularly important issue as it describes changes in forest structure over time.
Over in Athens the governing Syriza party has issued a statement applauding what it described as a huge turn-out for tonight's rally.
| Update | The climate panel has issued a statement on what it described as the "regrettable" posting of the documents by a reviewer who had agreed to confidentiality.
The Vatican issued a document today that it described as an "act of repentance" for the failure of Roman Catholics to deter the mass killing of Europe's Jews during World War II.
