Sentence examples for issued posters from inspiring English sources

The president-elect himself has issued posters exhorting his fans to "Be the change".

This forced Chamberlain to add recruitment and persuasion to his responsibilities, and he addressed mass meetings and issued posters.

Interpol also issues posters of recently stolen works.

Assaults on transport workers have more than tripled since 1995, prompting London Underground to issue posters reminding passengers that 'our staff are entitled to work without fear or intimidation'.

The Four Freedoms were issued as posters by the United States Government Printing Office and as postage stamps by the United States Postal Service.

Three years later, the Guerrilla Girls issued a poster calling Andre "the O.J. of the art world".

When the Tories issued a poster last week urging us, next to a picture of a gravestone, not "to vote for Labour's new death tax", it packed a mighty political punch.

In early January this year, Labour issued a poster featuring David Cameron's face next to a headline that read: "The Tories want to cut spending on public services back to the levels of the 1930s, when there was no NHS".

So serious is the problem that the New York State Coöperative Extension Service recently issued a poster warning, "Silo gases can kill you and your herd!" Although various factors, including exceptionally dry weather, can cause an increase in nitrate content, the effect of 2,4-D cannot be ignored.

Three weeks after Islamist gunmen went on a rampage that left more than 130 people dead in and around Paris, the French government has issued a poster with advice on how to survive a terror attack.

But do these words guarantee the right to issue "wanted" posters accusing abortionists of being "guilty of crimes against humanity"?