Sentence examples for matter issued from inspiring English sources
The Army, which investigated the matter, issued a report rebuking him.
The pen was an emblem for the creation of the cosmos, when primal matter issued forth from God like ink on a page.
An initial statement on the matter issued earlier this month by the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising placed full responsibility for the decision to allow the priest to resume his duties on Cardinal Ratzinger's deputy, the Rev. Gerhard Gruber.
In a final opinion on the matter issued by the court today, the justices could not even agree that the Legislature should take up the matter of a uniform voting system in the state.
"I regret this happened, apologize to everyone offended, and state emphatically that this incident does not reflect what American University truly is," read a memo on the matter, issued by AU President Neil Kerwin.
Reports, studies, bulletins, and printed matter, issued by the Polish Research Centre, the Polish Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Information and Documentation, and other agencies of the Polish Government-in-Exile (London), relating to Polish-Soviet relations, conditions in occupied Poland, Polish underground movements, and Polish refugees in Great Britain, during and after World War II.
Murphy and the Mets, on the other hand, shut down further conversation on the matter, issuing a statement to that effect.
Today, the FCC has decided to follow up on the matter, issuing a letter to Google with the subject line "Google Voice Calling Restrictions".
On Friday, Condit again declined to speak about the matter, issuing a statement through the public relations firm he has hired to handle the deluge of media inquiries.
The Office of National Drug Control Policy makes available information pertaining to matters issued, adopted, or promulgated by ONDCP, that are within the scope of 5 U.S.C. 552(a)(2).
In both ethics cases, the actions were bipartisan, as was the subsequent series of three rebukes on separate matters issued by the ethics panel in 2004.
