Sentence examples for merely issued from inspiring English sources

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Such language is crucial since, under federal law, any decision to rescind a rule, whether it has been merely issued or has gone into effect, is subject to judicial review.

But no, his spokesman (a Mr Speakes, as it happened) merely issued a statement saying: "The president mis-spoke on the following points" and it was solemnly reprinted in the verbatim coverage.

They did agree to send a mission to Haiti, where opponents claim an election last year was dubious.It was not encouraging that the summit largely ignored the problems of Colombia, where democracy is threatened by drug- financed guerrillas and paramilitaries; the leaders merely issued a bland statement supporting Colombia's government.

When Dusan Tadic launched himself into an awful, late, studs-up, knee-high challenge on the mercifully unhurt Ryan Mason in what was not so much a tackle as an assault, a red card beckoned but Graham Scott merely issued Tadic with a yellow.

On that occasion, 43 senior citizens who stopped traffic by standing or sitting in the middle of a downtown street were escorted by police officers off the street without being handcuffed, and were merely issued citations to appear in the department of administrative hearings.

He asked them to come down to the hotel parking lot, at which point the police officers said they were merely issuing the governor a traffic ticket.

When the moment of Mr. Graham's execution finally arrived, Mr. Bush did not merely issue a written statement but spoke to a crowd of reporters in a solemn voice that contradicted his often light-hearted nature.

Peter Saunders, chief executive of the National Association for People Abused in Childhood, said: "We take a pretty dim view of a system that would merely issue a caution for such serious crimes".

Similarly, bureaucratic agencies should not be allowed to merely issue determinations on the basis of technocratic expertise without offering reasons for their decisions that are open to public challenge.

Merely issuing warnings for people to go to higher grounds; and counties drawing budgets at desk committee meetings and setting aside millions of shillings to be used just when floods begin is not enough as the affected population is not involved in these activities or even in the planning.