Sentence examples for issuing documents from inspiring English sources
The German government recently set new euro prices for issuing documents like birth or marriage certificates.
More recently, when the chief rabbinate stopped issuing documents that Karaite couples needed to confirm their marriages and divorces abroad, the community petitioned the Supreme Court.
The report, which is scheduled to be released on Tuesday, said that even if schools are already under investigation for issuing documents for illegal visas, the customs agency does not have the authority to stop them from issuing more.
Obviously on one level it makes no sense for the government to be issuing documents -- documents that are frequently used as identification cards -- to people who should in theory be deported.
A PC formally can act independently from the state and officially has several responsibilities such as the development and implementation of community plans for pasture utilization, monitoring of the condition of respective pastures, issuing documents that entitle people to use the respective rangelands, composing the payment schedule, and collecting (and managing) fees.
He says the legend of an ersatz pirate program had been around awhile on campus, with online references pointing to at least 2006 a few years before DAPER actually started issuing documents attesting a level of achievement in old-fashioned piracy.
The confrontation at the newspaper and campaign demanding that officials disclose their wealth alarmed leaders and helped galvanize them into issuing Document No. 9, said Professor Xiao, the historian.
Legitimacy, physical control and the capacity to issue documents that other people accept don't always coincide.
The only glitch is the Internal Revenue Service has yet to issue documents to record how this exemption has been applied.
Most of the others rejected the government proposals and were issued documents asking them to leave French territory.
The physical factor still imposes limitations — only thirty-eight consulates have agreed to issue documents, and they are distributed unevenly.
