Sentence examples for issuing a document from inspiring English sources

If the Vatican is trying to restore the impression that its moral sense is intact, issuing a document that equates pedophilia with the ordination of women doesn't really do that.

Even from the donor's perspective, the voucher is poor value: the Irish airline charges a £6 "administration fee" for issuing a document that is significantly less useful than cash.

But lawyers who represent a different group of long-term residents say the city should have held a hearing to find out if any tenants were being harassed before agreeing to the plan by issuing a document called a certificate of nonharassment.

It was in this city in 1968 that the Roman Catholic bishops of Latin America broke with a long tradition of church support for the status quo by issuing a document that called for "a preferential option for the poor". At Medellin, the bishops put the church on the side of the impoverished and of movements for social change.

Clause 176, which deals with the approval process for public sector data processing framework documents, requires DCMS' Secretary of State to obtain parliamentary approval before issuing a document — with a period of 40 days afforded for this scrutiny process.

On count 1 Kylsant was charged with issuing a document, namely the annual report for 1926 with intent to deceive the shareholders about the true state of the company, Morland was charged with aiding and abetting this offence.

Mr Uribe's party last month issued a document called the "52 capitulations of Santos in Havana".

Updated at 3.09pm GMT 11.53am GMT Q: In July the Treasury issued a document called Managing Public Money.

In late July, the Vatican issued a document that opposed legal recognition for same-sex couples.

In 628, Muhammad issued a document of protection to the monks of St. Catherine's Monastery.

The National Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a document at its semiannual meeting in Washington.