Sentence examples for issues an average of from inspiring English sources

Lt. Vince Schiavone of the Hastings Police Department said his department issues an average of six tickets a month to drivers running one of the stop signs.

A 2014 panel advising Barack Obama on surveillance found the FBI typically issues an average of 60 NSLs each day, or 21,900 annually, up from 8,500 in 2000.

Many actual consultations involve prescribing: for example, each GP in Scotland issues an average of 70 prescriptions a day [ 29].

In the first three years of Mr. Obama's presidency, the administration issued an average of 675 rules.

A superficial glance at the figures quoted in the story seemed to suggest Pickles was right - Labour councils have indeed issued an average of 765 job 'at risk' notifications, compared to a Tory council average of 498.

London Assembly Green Party member Jenny Jones said the Metropolitan Police had issued an average of seven to nine fixed penalty notices per year for "car dooring" in the past seven years.

Seeking to play down the law's disruptive effect, Yishai said his ministry issued an average of 1,000 special entry permits a year to Palestinians and other non-Israelis on the basis of what he called "family unification".

Last year, Ferguson issued an average of more than 3.6 arrest warrants per household and almost 2.2 arrest warrants for every adult, mostly in cases involving unpaid debt for tickets, the lawsuit against that town claims.

Clients who did not tell their private issues had an average of 0.598 decrease in satisfaction score as compared to those who told their private issues to the provider (95%CI: -0.761 to -0.435).

These issues trade at an average of 26 times their 2001 estimated EPS forecasts.

Sandra Horley, chief executive of the domestic abuse charity Refuge, said on Friday cases like that of Birch, who repeatedly told police her estranged husband was following her, showed the police response was "still woefully inadequate" to an issue that sees an average of two women killed every week by a partner or ex-partner.