Sentence examples for issued prematurely from inspiring English sources

Samsung Electronics said that the report was issued prematurely to clients of UBS Warburg, prompting a sell-off of its stock, bringing down the value from a high of 432,000 won ($351) a share that it reached on April 24 to 330,000 won ($268) after the report was released on May 9.

Update: Additional info has come to light that suggests this T-Mobile tweet may have been issued prematurely.

The contents caused Google's share price to fall sharply, wiping off more than $22 billion of its market capitalisation before trading in its stock was suspended on the Nasdaq market while the firm sorted out the snafu.The exact chain of events that led to the mishap is still unclear, though Google has said that R.R. Donnelly, its securities filing agent, issued the earnings release prematurely.

But Judge Klein found that the group, which he called "the capital markets creditors," had raised the fairness issue prematurely.

Instead of expending political energy on this issue prematurely, the administration should work with other nations to set a specific agenda for trade talks -- and even begin negotiating some of the details -- all of which can be done without fast-track authority.

Raising such issues prematurely can create tension from the outset and may stall or even bring to an end an otherwise productive and caring relationship.

That could have been used even more with children separated from their parents, as judges await decisions on the parents' cases but Sessions this month put an end to the it, pushing judges to potentially issue rulings prematurely.

A spokeswoman for the DWP told GGC: "The Ojeu for identity assurance services (IAS) was (prematurely) issued by the department before all of the necessary governance, approvals and checks were complete and therefore needed to be withdrawn.

Perhaps prematurely, the UEFA executive committee led by Platini issued what seemed like an ultimatum to Blatter over the weekend.

Dambrot criticized Zuker for issuing his sentencing decision prematurely and without adequately considering the defence's submissions.

By contrast, makers of another widely used and costly category of implants, heart devices like defibrillators, have issued warranties for more than 30 years and have provided free or discounted replacements when devices fail prematurely.