Sentence examples for now been issued from inspiring English sources

Arrest warrants have now been issued for Thompson, whose real identity is not known.

In Bristol, some 1.3m of the area's local currency has now been issued.

First published in 2011 and shortlisted for the Booker Prize, it's now been issued by Bloomsbury as a "Parental Advisory" novel for teenagers.

Health alerts have now been issued in 34 countries, from Vietnam to Kenya, from Tonga in the Pacific to Turks and Caicos in the Caribbean.

The genuine invitations to this small and macabre club have now been issued to the members of the congressional intelligence and armed services committees.

Luckily nobody did and instead an arrest warrant has now been issued for him.The fight around Lenin statues bespeaks the lack of a new post-Soviet narrative in Ukrainian politics since independence in 1991.

Exploration licences are now being issued across the region, in the United States, Canada, Greenland, Norway and Russia.

Visas can now be issued at the airport for €120, paid in euros.

Kagiso Rabada is already in the Proteas squad as the spare seamer, but an SOS may now be issued to Marchant De Lange, who is next in line.

It noted that many bonds now being issued contained "collective action clauses," which allow a restructuring to be forced on holdout bondholders if a supermajority of holders agree.

"I was right that a bloody end to the Maidan was still possible and the documents now being issued show that it was possible.