Sentence examples for issuing limited from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration, meanwhile, has been left to issuing limited executive orders that nevertheless highlight the depth of the problem.

The film, which stars Patrick O'Neal as a novice American operative caught up in a battle between master spies in Soviet Russia, has become the first release of a new company, Twilight Time, that will be issuing limited editions of frequently requested titles from 20th Century Fox, through Amazon and the company's Web site, screenarchives.com.

After his death, though, she began issuing limited editions of his drawings.

This does not mean providing our troops to fight, but instead issuing limited medical, engineering, logistics or aviation units.

The USGS has said it planned to begin issuing limited public alerts of the early warning system by the end of this year, as long as funding wasn't cut.

During the 80's, artists routinely issued limited editions of their prints as a matter of doing business.

The deal consists of about $1.5 billion in cash and 40.8 million newly issued limited partnership shares of Alliance.

Yet transaction costs largely caused by policy choices to issue limited and highly fragmented spectrum usage rights (here in the GPS band)—proved prohibitive.

To celebrate the opening, the library has issued limited-edition library cards featuring an image of the rocker.

Artists ranging from Tom Jones to the Insane Clown Posse have issued limited-edition 7-inch records on Third Man, and hundreds of subscribers pay to receive every recording the label releases.

In addition, microarray data is associated with a number of common problems, including cross-hybridisation issues, limited dynamic detection range, presence of background noise and the detection of transcripts being limited to sequences printed on the array [ 22].