Sentence examples for issued mainly from inspiring English sources

The Hittite texts come closest to such organization, issued mainly in two great ongoing series, Keilschrifttexte aus Boghazköi (German Oriental Society) and Keilschrifturkunden aus Boghazköi (Berlin Academy).

If interest on Eurobonds—securities issued, mainly in London, to investors overseas were taxed at source, Britain fears that the whole market might move outside the EU, taking City of London jobs with it.

George Osborne and the Treasury are still trying to work out exactly what their version of "credit easing" looks like but it is likely to involve buying corporate bonds – IOUs issued mainly by big companies – rather than bonds issued by the government (which is what the Bank of England's "quantitative easing" is).

If the cultural bias explanation were true, the best response for a policy maker willing to raise the labor market participation would be focusing on the borders: visas should be issued mainly to the nationalities that are more willing to participate in the labor market.

Production problems meant that it was not introduced until 1942, when it was issued mainly to Home Guard units and those units in the regular Army tasked with guarding airfields, and ammunition shortages meant that the guns had only six or seven rounds each.

Lower scores by the other assays issued mainly from incorrect IgM non-detection.

Most of the protesters arrested on Saturday were issued summonses, mainly for disorderly conduct, and later released, the police said.

Both sides swallowed those issues, mainly because alternatives were in short supply.

Helen also has some daddy issues, mainly that her daddy (Richard Jenkins) is the district attorney prosecuting the presumed killer.

Warner Brothers got around this issue mainly through costuming, dressing Flynn in long frock coats that set him apart from the bandannas and bluejeans of the supporting players.

He went on to imply, disingenuously, that the tax breaks at issue mainly help small businesses (they're actually mainly for big corporations).