Sentence examples for issued queen from inspiring English sources

Lack of money finally drove Shelley to moneylenders in London, where in 1813 he issued Queen Mab, his first major poem a nine-canto mixture of blank verse and lyric measures that attacks the evils of the past and present (commerce, war, the eating of meat, the church, monarchy, and marriage) but ends with resplendent hopes for humanity when freed from these vices.

In a statement issued by Queen Rania on this occasion the Queen highlighted the importance of this early and exclusive practice: "There is nothing more natural, nothing more instinctive, and nothing more effective than breastfeeding.

The pop singer Kylie Minogue and the actor Ian McKellen were among the names on the traditional New Year's honors list issued by Queen Elizabeth II, according to Reuters and the BBC.

On 1 June 2004 a Royal Warrant issued by Queen Elizabeth II states "that it is desirable for a full record to be kept of all of Our subjects who are Peers", this new record would be named the Roll of the Peerage.

Sometimes he seemed to sharpen the edge of an existing idea: in the race issue, Queen Elizabeth II is depicted with a dark skin, similar to Andy Warhol's pastel-colored images of Mao from the early 1970's and the blue-faced Nixon of his 1972 "Vote McGovern" poster.

In 2013, the Queen issued a pardon for his "crime", finally wiping clean his record.

Because they are issued in the Queen's name, it would be unnecessary for her to give herself a license.

The queen issued a royal proclamation in 2003 acknowledging the "dark chapter" and calling for a day of commemoration.

A brief statement was issued by the Queen's press secretary, Mr Michael Shea, saying that the princess was "shocked" by the revelation in today's Daily Mirror.

That was the war-cry issued this month by Queen Rania of Jordan as part of an effort to marshal public and private funds for the fight against diseases that decimate youngsters in avoidable ways.

The Queen issued a Letters Patent to change William's title following his wedding, granting him "and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten the dignities of Baron Carrickfergus, Earl of Strathearn, and Duke of Cambridge".