Sentence examples for issuing wording from inspiring English sources

Although the F.D.A. has started issuing wording for new claims, it has not made final decisions on every aspect of the new system.

Friday is always the day to break bad news, and ABC completed a round of cancellations by issuing word to two new dramas, "The Last Resort" and "666 Park Avenue," that their runs will not be extended this season.

The Swiss Alpine village of Davos isn't exactly the impoverished countryside of remote western China, but Wen was to be found there today, again issuing words of reassurance to the World Economic Forum (see "Premier Wen Encourages Optimism At Davos").

When pressed about it after the announcement, the government office issued word that there will be no official English translation.

So it is not enough for our political leaders to just issue words of condolence and provide relief to victim's families.

Some found the issue wording confusing because a "Yes" vote meant support for "No hunting".

Capricorn executives were split between issuing "Wasted Words" or "Ramblin' Man" as the lead single.

He, again, could be issuing cautionary words about the pace of social change, and the nature of its implementation.

Intended to sway the hearts of browsing parents, the promotional prose made light of serious issues: words like "this little cutie" were interspersed with words like "blind".

Further compounding this issue, word modifiers such as 'likely'suspected'ed'predictedted' and 'mild', 'moderate' or 'severe' sometimes also accompany variant classification.

And they issued tough words for Hollywood.