Sentence examples for issued to put from inspiring English sources

After Hitler commanded the SS chief Heinrich Himmler to take charge of operations in the city, orders were issued to put down the rebellion and reduce the Polish capital to ruins: "We shall finish them off," Himmler declared.

The so-called yellow alert is issued to put people on notice that there may be disruptive storms.

The White House said Obama wanted to end speculation over the issue to put himself more in a "vacation mode".

But not yet; Toobin expects the nine justices, "especially those who support this issue," to put it off for five or ten years.

"They'll need extra time for designing, engineering, fine-tuning and working with supply chain issues to put these devices into autos".

"They want to use the safety issue to put the blame on us on safety, when we are out there doing things that they won't do".

Entsch said if the plebiscite bill is voted down he will step back from the issue to put more of his political focus into other areas.

The flooding, especially in gas diffusion layer (GDL), is one of the critical issues to put PEMFC to practical use.

But targeted advertising requires sophisticated techniques to track users and their browsing habits - a highly-contentious issue, to put it mildly.

Lydd Airport and the Conservative MP for Folkestone and Hythe, Damian Collins, said campaigners were using the issue to put off airport expansion.

In their debates, Clinton has used the issue to put him on the defensive.