Sentence examples for issuing of paper from inspiring English sources

One immediate result was Parliament's passage in 1751 of the Currency Act, which severely curtailed the issuing of paper money in the New England colonies.

Thereafter, during the ensuing regular session, came the Legal Tender Act (authorizing the issuing of paper money, or "greenbacks"), the act abolishing slavery in the District of Columbia, the Homestead Act, a second Revenue Act, the Pacific Railway Act and the Morrill Land Grant Colleges Act, among other measures.

The Royal Decree permitted the issuing of paper money in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 pesos.

In 1981, regulators allowed troubled savings and loans to issue pieces of paper with the Orwellian name of "income capital certificates".

Kim Kardashian West has recreated the iconic "champagne incident" image by Jean-Paul Goude for the December issue of Paper magazine.

The first large-scale issue of paper money in a Western country occurred in France in the early 18th century.

"I spent most of my time dealing with issues of litigation, issues of law and issues of paper," said Dr. Rotter.

Your photograph will duly appear in the next issue of Paper City, the groovy document of fashion and society published monthly in Dallas and Houston (separate editions).

The campaigns are the highlight of the annual design issue of Paper, which for May 2009 has the theme "Home sweet home".

Despite its promises, Kim Kardashian's naked rear end – and the subsequent reveal of her fully nude photos – in this month's issue of Paper magazine did not #BreakTheInternet.

Michael Clancy, the costume designer for "The Wackness," studied old issues of Paper and Time magazines to recall just what that was.