Sentence examples for issued to an from inspiring English sources

"Every Crime Stopper program has a maximum of $1,000 as a reward issued to an informant," Officer Ryan said.

There is also a capital gains tax exemption in respect of any growth in value on the first £50,000 of shares issued to an individual.

Upon checking the Pentagon's new database, the general said one of the Chinese rifles had been issued to an Afghan auxiliary police officer in 2007.

In his tips, issued to an Argentine weekly newspaper, he had said that TV was "useful for keeping up with the news" but should be turned off during mealtimes so families can talk to each other.

The Met should investigate the inconsistent use of stop-and-search slips, which are issued to an individual to provide a record of their interaction with a police officer.

"The army's hand will find them anywhere on their territory, in their military positions, in places where perhaps they assume we cannot reach them," the Premier said in one of the sharpest warnings Israel has ever issued to an Arab state.

A driver's license issued to a Theresa with a hyphenated last name.

It was issued to a 21-year-old Afghan man, Ahmad Gul, in Peshawar in early 2010.

In February, a patent was issued to a Colorado inventor for just such a device.

According to the document, the orders were issued to a special Stasi unit.

How he got the MetroCard, issued to a city school student, is not known.