Sentence examples for issuing copies from inspiring English sources

The spokeswoman also sharply criticized Mr. Spota for releasing the report to the news media before issuing copies to the diocese.

The exception is only applicable where the work has previously been made available to the public, which can take the form of issuing copies, lending copies, performing or exhibiting a copyrighted piece, or communicating it to the public.

Under it, where an individual has a photograph or film commissioned for private use, and this is original enough to be copyrighted, they hold a monopoly on broadcasting it, showing it publicly and issuing copies to the public.

The State of California, for example, warns on its Web site that it may take "up to two to three years" to issue copies of marriage certificates, "due to budgetary constraints".

The State of Ohio does not even issue copies of marriage certificates, only "marriage abstracts," which are not certified documents and take six months to obtain in any case.

In the letter, dated 6 May, Mr Nelson wrote: "The ultimate cause of the failure of the stand is still to be determined and our advice is not to issue copies of any report outside of the project team.

He issued copies of the fictitious Acts of Pilate to encourage popular hatred of Christ.

The federal government does not issue copies of birth certificates.

There is a private company called VitalChek that is authorized by the US government to issue copies of vital records.

In the July 2006 issued copy of Spin magazine, Nick Duerden ranked the song at the seventh place on his list of The ten Beyoncé tracks you need to download, writing that "Check on It" is Knowles' sexiest song to date.

It is infringed whenever an individual issues copies of a work to the public, exhibits them in public or broadcasts them with a false attribution.