Sentence examples for meant to issue from inspiring English sources

"You aren't meant to issue such a harsh statement by surprise, without prior consultation".

The peacemaking Quartet (the United Nations, the European Union, America and Russia) was meant to issue a statement on August 16th urging direct talks based on Israel's 1967 borders and aimed at setting up a Palestinian state within two years.

Therefore, the proposed system provides time stamp, number plate, sound pressure level, audio, and video evidence of the offending vehicle and a means to issue an inspection notice to the owner of the vehicle.

Opening lines: "When I say it all began with monkeys, I don't mean to issue another rallying cry in the ongoing Culture Wars.

In my critique of American ultra-liberalism I simply mean to issue one heartfelt request: I ask that liberal parents and liberal communities support their kids not only in the most visible or vocal way, but also the most thoughtful.

But in 2007, he said, the German Embassy in Cairo had used irregular means to issue several hundred visas.

The device is meant to be issued to a select set of its clients, but still controlled and managed by an issuing enterprise.

These recordings, which recently surfaced on a CD titled "The Langley Schools Music Project: Innocence and Despair," were never meant to be issued commercially.

Though the Mishnah contained the most comprehensive collection of Jewish laws up to that time, it was not meant to settle issues involving contradictory interpretations.

He said the film is meant "to highlight issues like the overuse of antibiotics, harsh confinement of animals, the extent to which food is processed".

Queen B continued, noting that the album was meant to "confront issues that make us uncomfortable". .