Sentence examples for issuing petitions from inspiring English sources
"It's O.K. for citizens to report injustices, but when you start organizing and issuing petitions, that becomes sensitive".
Inside the Atlantis, Shaul noted with pride the various ways in which his group had already helped delay the rule: filing requests under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to divert agency resources, issuing petitions and press releases and reports that require a rebuttal, and seeking meetings with regulatory personnel to argue their side.
In the past few months, from Libya to Syria to Saudi Arabia to Egypt, opposition groups have issued petitions demanding a strikingly similar set of changes.
The Labour Representation Committee and the Stop the War Coalition have issued petitions stressing the criteria set by Labour conference on support for airstrikes.
It had no legislative initiative, as that belong only to the king; however, the Sejm could issue petitions to the monarch with proposed legislation.
Tzara chaired the Committee for the Liberation of Nazım Hikmet, which issued petitions to national governments and commissioned works in honor of Hikmet (including musical pieces by Louis Durey and Serge Nigg).
"TCFC are dismayed by the actions of HMRC in bringing and advertising the petition without allowing the matter to be settled privately and understand the issuing of petitions against football clubs is a matter of HMRC policy which has been effected against a number of football clubs in recent times," the statement added.
A political center has evolved over the years with a moderate intellectual cohort and an equally moderate religious class coming together in issuing various petitions for greater liberalization of the state.
Last week, a group of prominent Chinese intellectuals offered a rare contrary voice by issuing a petition that called on the government to allow Tibetans to express their grievances and to respect freedom of religion and freedom of speech.
A petition for rehearing which complained of the Court's silence on this issue (Petition for Rehearing No. 20, O.T., 1950, pp. 610) was denied.
(Ms Schwarzer has issued a petition, signed by celebrities, to criminalise paying for sex as Sweden has).
