Sentence examples for issuing papers from inspiring English sources

(One 'concentration camp' on the Muslim list at Subotica is, in effect, a transit centre for issuing papers. Last Friday, it contained eight Turks charged with drugs trafficking).

(One 'concentration camp' on the Muslim list at Subotica is, in effect, a transit centre for issuing papers. Last Friday, it contained eight Turks charged with drugs trafficking). But in the chaos, it could take time enough to turn Trnopolje into a swelling nightmare.

If a particular state wants to allow someone to travel on a state-owned airline, they have the right to do that without even issuing papers, says extradition lawyer Douglas McNabb, if the receiving country agrees.

Staffed by former aides to Republican lawmakers, Heritage specializes in issuing papers timed to congressional debates that push mainstream political thinking to the right.

Several more such episodes caused the Chinese government to cease issuing paper currency, leaving the matter to private bankers.

Green, accordingly, reoriented his entire appeal, adopting the "Unite to Rebuild" slogan and issuing paper after paper on what the city would need to do to recover.

In 1862 the government began issuing paper money, called "greenbacks" and "shinplasters," and in 1863 it authorized federally chartered banks to issue national bank notes.

There was a time when commercial banks competed in the business of issuing paper dollars.

The Confederacy began issuing paper money immediately after secession from the Union.

By issuing paper like this, Freddie can watch what happens to interest rates for, say, the next year.

In a move that could disappoint gift givers and would-be collectors, Walt Disney Co. will stop issuing paper stock certificates.