Sentence examples for move to issue from inspiring English sources

Months passed, and the authorities made no move to issue arrest warrants and end the nightmare in Kavumu.

The lawyers argue that there is a "collision of norms" between Ecuador's decision to grant Assange asylum and Sweden's move to issue an arrest warrant.

Representative Bennie Thompson, Democrat of Mississippi and chairman of the committee, said he would move to issue subpoenas for the Salahis if they refused to appear next week.

By saving money on interest payments on the preferred shares, the move to issue new common shares would not reduce earnings and could actually add to earnings in the short term, the bank said in its filing.

Richard L. Brodsky, a Democratic Assemblyman from Westchester County, said that he applauded the comptroller's move to issue new regulations, but said that farther-reaching change, which would require new legislation, was needed.

Meanwhile, Chief Financial Officer Joseph Bronson Joseph Bronson hailed Microsoft's move to issue restricted stock instead of stock options to employees, saying he wants to see Applied follow suit; he hinted that'd open up acquisition possibilities for the firm.

The agency, CSIRO, was moved to issue a response on its website.

German manufacturing giants BMW and Mercedes felt moved to issue this joint statement: 'The content of the publications is disgraceful.

Chris Young, a country singer, was moved to issue a stern denial on Twitter: "My name has been mentioned as a contributing factor in Blake and Miranda's divorce.

Mr. Morsi's moves to issue an edict placing his decisions above judicial review and to press the Constitutional Assembly to pass a draft constitution hastily, despite a walkout by non-Islamists, have provided the opposition with a rallying cry.

You may be moved to issue warnings to your passengers, along the lines of: "You won't think this car is capable of what it's about to do.