Sentence examples for issued suggesting from inspiring English sources

The rates on half of all adjustable-rate mortgages reset within three years of being issued, suggesting that trouble may be just around the corner.

The city's Taxi and Limousine Commission said more than 1,300 permits had been issued, suggesting that riders could expect to see the cabs regularly early in the fall.

On Wednesday, the Outreach Five leaders and their counterparts in South Korea, Indonesia and Australia joined the Group of 8 for a second round of talks and a declaration from the entire group was issued suggesting they believed developed countries should share the biggest portion of the climate change burden.

The Treasury has already said that a total of £10bn of the bonds will be issued, suggesting that the bonds could sell out very quickly.

Proposals have been periodically issued suggesting the content of the educational task [ 2, 23, 41].

The Carter campaign will try to hold Kennedy to the issues, suggesting there is no rationale for his candidacy.

Next City delves into the issue, suggesting that as a reminder of death, cemeteries are easy for cities to ignore.

25 September: Peter Mandelson wades into the issue, suggesting that foreign ownership of British companies could damage the country.

He also made higher taxes for the wealthy a central campaign issue, suggesting a mandate borne out in public polls.

We will be throwing empirical light on the issues, suggesting and testing ideas, and finding what works and what does not.

A 2003 American president's Council on Bioethics report looked at some of these issues suggesting there may be repercussions for individual psychology, too.