Sentence examples similar to issuing from beyond from inspiring English sources

His next step would seem a no brainer to anyone viewing the issue from beyond the Beltway: reclassify broadband under Title II so the FCC can protect Internet users against corporate censors.

The utterance of one of those telegraphic banalities that become profound when issued from the dark beyond.

The law includes specific language that prevents the Treasury from issuing debt beyond what the government is spending.

In the past, Rule 41 has restricted magistrate judges from issuing search warrants beyond their own districts — which has prevented them from authorizing the Justice Department to hack computers located elsewhere.

We see that moments issued from the typical set are far beyond the 1% accuracy requirement.

Its focus on politics, feminism, the environment and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues continues to promote voices from beyond the mainstream of publishing.

Further, while local Republican officials normally refrain from issues beyond municipal services, Mr. King became a vocal champion of Roman Catholics in Northern Ireland and made repeated, publicized trips there.

This will be accompanied by a ban on insurance for Iranian oil shipments, a measure that has already had an impact by deterring insurers from issuing policies that might extend beyond July 1. "We are even seeing less and less Chinese and Indian companies calling our port," said one an oil cargo inspector, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid potential repercussions.

The only pertinent issue is where the Jets go from here, from beyond tomorrow's National Football League draft.

Adapted from "Beyond Majority Rule," first published in the August 2008 issue of Negotiation.

Adapted from "Beyond Blame: Choosing a Mediator" by Stephen B. Goldberg for the January 2006 issue of the Negotiation newsletter.