Sentence examples for may not have issued from inspiring English sources

Howard Varney, a human-rights lawyer who headed an investigation into covert security operations, retorts that although Mr de Klerk may not have issued direct orders, he must have known what was going on.More generally, South Africa is divided over whether it should still be prosecuting political crimes committed under apartheid at all, or whether it is time to move on.

It is therefore possible that if I had been joining university in the new academic year, the voice recorder that is so helpful to me may have been considered 'standard' and therefore may not have been issued.

Several of President Barack Obama's executive orders may not have been issued at all if not for the courage of low-wage contract workers in Washington.

He may not have been issuing sweeping diktats.

If you arrive on a Saturday, you may not have the issue resolved until the following Monday or Tuesday.

Ms Ricardo's may not have been issues widely voiced during the campaign.

Other companies may not have sold bonds or issued stock overseas, but they have raised money through overseas banks, including those that had often shunned foreigners.

America may not have the same issues around voter abuse, but it does have an issue with basic voter engagement; voters often do not vote, and voters don't feel connected to the decisions of their political leaders.

This may not have been an issue in Jerusalem in the tenth and ninth century, but it's an issue for the later Deuteronomistic editor.

The super wealthy may or may not have more mental issues than the rest of us, but they have more resources for a high-priced diagnosis.

Concerns about hidden data and the bias that the pharmaceutical industry may or may not have are important issues and need to be resolved.