Sentence examples for issuing the document from inspiring English sources

"By issuing the document, America has moved from the role of mediator to the role of partner in the process," Mr. Makdassi said.

Issuing the document following battlefield defeats in the summer of 1862 would have cast the proclamation as a desperate and meaningless gesture.

GOP leaders could have just skipped issuing the document, as they did last year, and let appropriators get on with funding that basically accords with their short-term (that is, one-year) goals.

"You would think that government agencies would have a way to do this themselves, since they are the ones issuing the documents in the first place," he says.

Near the Haitian embassy, which had also proven inefficient at issuing the documents necessary for Haitians to comply with the regularization plan, I met Jhonny Jean, a construction worker originally from the north Haitian town of Gonaïves.

Church leaders emphasized in interviews that in issuing the documents the bishops were not speaking to the church in an authoritarian way but as pastors pointing out problems that needed to be addressed.

In many places, the security measures taken to protect the physical documents far exceed the steps taken to vet and monitor the people issuing the documents.

It was unclear why the Vatican issued the document now, especially since it largely restated earlier, if contentious, statements of church doctrine.

The cross-party Brexit select committee issued the document, which was prepared to aid thinking inside government about possible scenarios, on Thursday.

Lawyers for Mr Aristide, who has been living in South Africa since he was ousted in a 2004 coup, were assured yesterday that Haiti's cabinet would issue the document, should he choose to submit the necessary paperwork.

Commercial facial recognition technology had about a 90percentt accuracy rate of "one to one" verification -- that is, confirming that the person being scanned is the same one who was issued the document.