Sentence examples for issues a writ from inspiring English sources
The process begins when the Prime Minister issues a writ of election to the returning officer specifying the date and place of nomination day.
To initiate the election process, the Prime Minister issues a writ addressed to the returning officer, who is responsible for overseeing the election.
He denied doing any wrongdoing and issued a writ against the BBC.
The reasons against issuing a writ of prohibition to the court-martial require fuller statement.
Liam Gallagher's spokesman confirmed the singer had issued a writ at the High Court in London against his brother.
He has issued a writ of habeas corpus in the US supreme court, but has little hope of it succeeding.
The question at that hearing was the general question whether the court should issue a writ of prohibition.
When McDonald 's a fast-food chain, issued a writ against two penniless, unemployed, environmental campaigners, it was initially advised that the court battle would last only six weeks.
The cost of issuing a writ in the small-claims court varies between £10 and £80 depending on the size of the claim.
The challenge failed in the High Court in July last year but succeeded at the Court of Appeal in December, when three judges issued a writ of habeas corpus.
