Sentence examples for issuing for from inspiring English sources

The committee also suggested a way, if the Treasury wanted, to keep issuing for a while longer 30-year bonds and 10-year notes.

The proposals included issuing, for the first time, bonds backed by all the countries of the euro zone — a measure that, despite German opposition, is gaining acceptance as a means of market reassurance as the crisis persists.

It began lobbying the United States government to recognize as a valid piece of identification a consular identification card that it has been issuing for more than a decade.

The show's harsh portrait of a neighborhood in free fall -- little different from the diagnoses that George Soros's Open Society Institute has been issuing for years -- irked Baltimore's ruling powers.

Ḥiwi al-Balkhī, a 9th-century skeptical Jewish pamphleteer, scandalized the faithful by openly attacking the morality of Scripture and by issuing for schools an expurgated edition of the Bible that omitted "offensive" material (e.g., alleged stories of God acting dishonestly).

The colloquial idiom, unusually funny for the Post, crosses the line from mutterings about Abedin being loyal to a fault, which posher media have been issuing for days, to full-scale "blaming the victim" – shifting the focus to the wife, whose support of her husband at his toe-curling press conference this week was widely taken as Too Bloody Much.

The series of proposals include a one-year "pause" on issuing for-hire vehicle (FHV) licenses, which would give the city time to study their impact on traffic.

Another warrant was issued for his arrest.

No warnings have been issued for Sunday.

A similar warning was issued for Borth.

A warrant was issued for her arrest.