Sentence examples for may issuing a from inspiring English sources

Napoleon believed, and had assured Linois, that war with Britain was not likely until September, but relations broke down faster than expected and Britain began mobilising on 16 May, issuing a formal declaration of war two days later.

Beijing may issue a pro forma response.

Canada may issue a plastic $50 or $100 bill next year.

If such conduct continues, the memorandum said, "the state chair may issue a public rebuke".

The committee itself may issue a reprimand, though only through unanimous consent of the members.

The group may issue a public statement next week on the matter.

They added that they may issue a statement on the exhibition closer to the opening time.

3.10 (1) The Appeals Commission may issue a notice to attend... in accordance with section 13.1 5) of the Act.

After the review, the agency may issue a report or seek to establish standards through a formal rule-making process.

When even one of them projects earnings below the market consensus, StarMine may issue a negative forecast.

The briefing will be held in private, it has emerged, although the committee may issue a statement later.