Sentence examples for issued words from inspiring English sources

The Guardian spoke to one of the five, who issued words of warning for the flotilla participants, saying they should expect to be jailed if they turned up without documentation.

However, the BBA issued words of warning against an over-optimistic interpretation of the figures.

In contrast, the Yellow Vests' protest has felt more like an uprising, even as some unions have issued words of support and solidarity, adding to the sense of uncertainty and foreboding.

Writing in The Guardian, Anja Seeliger commented that "the German media initially reported on the case at the back page", and only in the light of the vociferous protests by thousands of Egyptians in Cairo, "the German federal government, which had kept silent for nearly a week, issued words of sorrow".

When pressed about it after the announcement, the government office issued word that there will be no official English translation.

The Swiss Alpine village of Davos isn't exactly the impoverished countryside of remote western China, but Wen was to be found there today, again issuing words of reassurance to the World Economic Forum (see "Premier Wen Encourages Optimism At Davos").

So it is not enough for our political leaders to just issue words of condolence and provide relief to victim's families.

Although the F.D.A. has started issuing wording for new claims, it has not made final decisions on every aspect of the new system.

Friday is always the day to break bad news, and ABC completed a round of cancellations by issuing word to two new dramas, "The Last Resort" and "666 Park Avenue," that their runs will not be extended this season.

And they issued tough words for Hollywood.

The UK's former deputy PM issued strong words today.