Sentence examples for issued widely from inspiring English sources

Within a week, BlackBerry devices were being issued widely.

The large struck propaganda medal was issued widely in northern Europe in the 17th century.

The statement he issued, widely quoted in the Hungarian and international press, forced a reaction from the PCF: through Aragon's reply, the party deplored the fact that one of its members was being used in support of "anti-communist and anti-Soviet campaigns".

Nowadays, DNA is commonly collected from subjects enrolled in clinical trials for use in these analyses, and the Food and Drug Administration has issued widely disseminated white papers to encourage better utilization of both model-based approaches and pharmacogenomic data during drug development.

Five years after the attacks of 9/11 and President Bush's promise to get Osama bin Laden "dead or alive," the mastermind of the operation is still free and issuing widely publicized video and audio threats.

However, as for several other markers, the variability of the test both day to day and from one laboratory to the other may limit the ability to issue widely applicable guidelines on the use this biomarker in CKD.

But while Mr. Moussa was attacking Mr. Aboul Fotouh as a closet radical, the Brotherhood issued two widely publicized statements slamming him instead for his liberalism.

Advancing issues widely outnumbered those declining.

She was granted a divorce on grounds of domestic violence, an issue widely overlooked in China, and the court issued a three-month restraining order against her husband that the state media described as unprecedented.

Discusses the emergence, in the sixties, of poverty as a social & political issue, the failure of the War on Poverty & of such programs as the Aid to Families with Dependent Children, the hunger issue widely publicized in 1968 & followed by the expansion of the food-stamp program.

Muganwa decided to look at the facts behind an issue widely if quietly discussed – a belief that a younger generation of Rwandans appointed to senior administrative positions in the government are mostly Tutsis who grew up in exile in neighbouring English-speaking Uganda, the same as many in the RPF leadership.