Sentence examples for more recently issued from inspiring English sources

Some of Amgen's more recently issued patents, he said, had claims that had been broadened because Amgen knew of Transkaryotic's work.

It more recently issued to wide acclaim "Beyond the Limits", a book that essentially said: although we were too pessimistic about the future before, we remain equally pessimistic about the future today.

America's Test Kitchen, which produces cookbooks, magazines, television programs and more, recently issued "The Complete Vegetarian Cookbook," with 700 recipes.

However, in view of the more recently issued guidance by the International Conference on Harmonization in 2010 (29), ACT-373898 is no longer considered a major metabolite.

Bond investors show a similar bias and willingly pay more for recently issued, or on-the-run, Treasurys than for less liquid, off-the-run bonds, Ibbotson says.

More recently, he issued rules forcing utilities to reduce emissions from power plants ― a mandate that will force companies to dial back reliance on coal while increasing use of renewables.

More recently WHO issued a position statement recommending weekly iron-folic acid supplementation where the prevalence of anaemia in women of reproductive age is greater than 20% [6].

It has also caused a slowdown in human experiments; an official from the Food and Drug Administration, which recently issued more stringent regulations to govern the conduct of gene therapy clinical trials, said here that requests to test gene therapy in people had dropped off sharply in recent months.

Some hold historical interest for more than musical reasons: a recently issued recording of Wilhelm Furtwangler conducting Wagner's "Meistersinger von Nurnberg" at the Bayreuth Festival in 1943 on the Arkadia label, for example, a fascinating relic of Nazi Germany.

Via Campesina, representing more than 250 million peasants globally, recently issued a statement firmly denouncing Climate-Smart Agriculture as a re-masking of the Green Revolution that will sabotage food sovereignty and local control of agriculture.

Myth 5: Debt costs more than stimulus The thinktank Compass recently issued a pamphlet entitled "The £100bn Gamble".