Sentence examples for issuing them with from inspiring English sources

He saved the lives of thousands of Jews, particularly in Hungary, by issuing them with false baptismal certificates.

Would-be rescuers were stuck in their own countries, while the Iranians got around to issuing them with formal invitations.

This would be achieved by issuing them with the national insurance numbers required to access those benefits for only a limited duration.

"They are not issuing them with any kind of speed," said Janet Moore, owner of Distant Horizons, an authorized travel service provider to Cuba, who has been helping organizations apply for people-to-people licenses.

Wallenberg was a Swedish diplomat, and a scion of a powerful banking family, who saved thousands of Hungarian Jews during the war by issuing them with Swedish papers, placing them under Swedish protection, and intervening at deportation and execution sites.

Yet he also let numerous Jewish refugees pass through Spain, and in the winter of 1944 Spanish diplomats in Budapest saved thousands of Jews by issuing them with protection papers.Into this whirlpool steps Peter Cotton, a British spy sent to arrest a colleague, Ronald May, an agent-turned-rogue, and close down his operation in Cadiz.

Why do some employers remove passports from Nepalese, hold back wages, and refuse to issue them with ID cards?

If they fail to follow it, the home secretary will be able to issue them with "directions".

Exelis made its employees hand in their old knick-knacks—such as pens and mugs that bore the old logo and issued them with new ones.

The club now expect Barnet Council to formally issue them with planning permission in the next few days after their plans were approved by Eric Pickles MP.

But when they stepped into the office of Patrick Davenport, the probate judge for Houston County, he told them that he would not issue them with a license.