Sentence examples for might issue in from inspiring English sources

Actually, as Sotomayor pointed out, this example is nonsense — in a scenario such as the one Alito describes, the police would not need the law in question: they would have probable cause to demand the register and rush in, with Web Blasters and any other weapons that the L.A.P.D. might issue in hand.

4 Then their officers began to fear that their lawless spirit might issue in revolt, and one of them made this speech: "What is wrong with us, my fellow soldiers?

We examined five years instead of one to even out the irregularities in the timing of grants and buybacks–a company might issue options in 1998, see them exercised in 2000 and get around to the buyback in 2001.

Someday, China might issue shares in its G.D.P., too, and international investors who would love to participate in its economic miracle might put a very high price on them.

He made no ruling from the bench, and neither side would predict when he might issue one in writing.

At the height of the boom, for every dollar banks issued in bonds, they might issue twenty dollars in swaps.

The agency, the people said, might issue a release in the coming weeks that outlines a few favored policy options.

Xerox also announced a $3 billion shelf registration -- a notification that it might issue that amount in new equity or debt.

We might issue a statement in another day or two, we're not certain, but now we are not saying anything".

It is therefore critical that "false gods" be denounced and defeated, for they might issue illegitimate laws in order to undermine the "true laws".

What is actually being proposed is a change in the terms of planning permissions that might be issued in the future.