Sentence examples for issued to make from inspiring English sources

Investors also have only six years from when the mortgage securities were issued to make such claims.

Some were no doubt issued to make up for previous grants that had been rendered worthless by tumbling stock prices.

Jo-Ann Stores and Petco incorporated that optional interest payment feature into the notes they issued to make dividend payments to their owners.

But in its court filing, Sotheby's said that in the event that some coupons were discounted at less than face value, "additional coupons can be issued to make up the difference".

Acme said the fines were issued to make up for wear and tear on cars driven at excessive speeds, but a consumer-protection hearing officer determined that the wear and tear in such a case would typically be about 37 cents.

Swoboda says speeding tickets are not issued to make up for police-department budget deficits.

But it took the game's most pressing off-field issue to make it happen.

Fiction is designed to make sense, to explore an issue, to make a point.

He had to personalise each issue to make his book marketable.

You may need to uncover and deal with historical issues to make progress.

Both sides also used the redistricting issue to make things tough for their enemies.