Sentence examples for issued meaning from inspiring English sources

By 4.30pm on Tuesday 33 flood warnings had been issued – meaning "flooding is expected, immediate action required" – and 132 flood alerts were in place in England and Wales.

Publication of the document next week starts a 45-day public comment period and then a protracted review before a final impact statement is issued, meaning a presidential decision on the project is still months away.

South Australia's premier, Jay Weatherill, confirmed on Thursday that the state government had stopped David's death certificate from being issued, meaning the description of him as "never married" would not appear.

An amber weather warning has been issued meaning disruption to the roads and public transport is expected.

In the year following the renewal, some forty million Indian Head cents were issued, meaning nearly a hundred million copper-nickel cents had entered commerce since 1857.

After that, if there is no petition filed, the mandate will issue (meaning that the Ninth Circuit's decision will come into effect, Prop 8 will end, and same-sex marriages will resume in California).

Equity issues, meaning who should pay for higher energy or adaptation costs, are thorny.

When the screen announcing "Issues," meaning current problems, flashed up in the evening briefing, it was blank.

A woman who becomes pregnant must have had a moment of issue, meaning she enjoyed what happened.

Ten others are "may issue," meaning law enforcement agencies have discretion to conduct more in-depth investigations and exercise their judgment.

The Conservatives even "scored" the issue, meaning that they made it a factor in deciding whether or not to endorse particular Republicans.