Sentence examples for issued white from inspiring English sources

At the institute, visitors will be issued white lab coats and ushered from room to room as they follow the method: pressing their bodies against crystals, perhaps, or lying atop a platform, or meditating wearing blindfolds and earplugs.

In the last year, American technology companies have dispatched representatives to Brussels and issued white papers through industry associations arguing that stringent privacy regulations would hamstring businesses, already suffering from the recession in Europe.

They showered inside either a special truck or an inflatable tent, and were issued white hazardous-material suits while their clothing was laundered, said Frank McCarton, a spokesman for the city's Office of Emergency Management.

He issued white papers and penned op-eds, but despite those efforts, he was unable to spark the interest of researchers or funders, much less of the generation of gay people who never experienced the plague.

They've even issued white papers.

We also issued white coats to interviewers, considered a symbol inviting respect.

In 1956, government rules requiring separate events for whites and non-whites in South Africa were issued; non-whites received poorer facilities.

—You will be issued a white "agricultural frock" to wear at all times.

When Baucus issued his white paper in November he, too, stressed: "It will take time.

UC Berkeley and UCLA Law Schools issued a white paper on Thursday outlining policies to reduce the most energy-intensive water use.

That day, the Romney campaigned issued a white paper expounding in some detail on his views on America's schools.