Sentence examples for issuing a show from inspiring English sources
In the spring of 2001, the N.C.A.A. issued its report — based largely on a joint investigation with the university and its conference, the Mid-American Conference — describing Cohane's behavior as "unethical," and issuing a "show cause" order, meaning that any school that wanted to hire him had to "show cause" why it should be allowed to do so.
After a series of hearings, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities issued a show cause order in 2012 to have Verizon explain why these towns had not been upgraded and to come up with a plan to make these customers whole.
In March of 2012, the State's Board of Public Utilities issued a show cause order for Verizon to explain why they never completed this state requirement, especially since state laws were changed to give the company billions of dollars for the upgrades.
The markets regulator issued a "show-cause" notice to Saradha Realty in 2011, asking the company to explain its operations.
Minister Ramesh declared that the government will issue a "show-cause notice" and take action against Vedanta.
Dr. Satcher said that the Clinton administration discouraged him from issuing a report showing that needle-exchange programs were effective in reducing disease.
Sitanshu Kar, an Indian defence ministry spokesman, said in a statement: "[The Ministry of Defence] today issued a formal show cause notice to AgustaWestland of UK seeking cancellation of contract.
Eventually, on 1 November, the Iraqis issued a tape showing him "confessing" to being a spy for Israel.
Also in October, the C.F.P.B. issued a report showing how it had dealt with more than fifty thousand complaints from student-loan borrowers.
It issued a map showing employees which states to avoid lest they give the authorities a target for enforcement (some of the biggest states were coded red).
On Monday, the Democrats issued a report showing that none of the 54 witnesses the committee interviewed substantiated these wild Republican claims.
