Sentence examples for opt to issue from inspiring English sources

If Musharraf is convicted, Sharif may opt to issue a swift pardon, clearing a route for Musharraf from his maze of legal miseries straight to Islamabad's international airport.

Erste Bank was far from the worst culprit in this regard, but it did opt to issue some mortgages denominated in Swiss francs and euros to Hungarians and Romanians rather than entirely surrender a booming new business to more daring rivals.Banking also has an annoying knack of turning today's genius into tomorrow's fool.

alternatively they can opt to issue a report that provides less detail but lets them state the number of national security and intelligence orders in batches of 250.

It is a significant step for a retailer that has previously shunned the more traditional methods of raising capital, instead opting to issue "chocolate bonds" to customers.

Each case is different, but all roads lead to cities having to change their policy: In Chicago and D.C., regulators have already moved to re-write laws to either accomodate Uber or shit it down, whereas in California and Toronto, cities have instead opted to issue citations.

Instead, they have opted to issue opinions that reject some arguments, endorse others but stop short of a final ruling. .

Vocalist Tom Araya then suggested that if they ever opted to issue a box set, Soundtrack to the Apocalypse would be the most appropriate title.

The trial was scheduled to begin this week, but officials said they opted to issue a plea in the case and to be immediately sentenced.

Not surprisingly, the U.S. has opted to issue fairly non-committal responses about the political crisis now afflicting the South American nation, leaving it to other nations to stand up for Lugo's reinstatement.

The two most recent administrations, Clinton and Bush II, didn't even bother to enforce our own sanctions against Iran, opting to issue waivers to every foreign oil company that ran afoul of the Iran Sanctions Act, legislation Congress passed without opposition in 1996.

Therefore, when Iran opted to issue verbal attacks and refuse to cooperate with various UN rights bodies instead of responding to the issues raised, the member states of the council and other UN authorities determined that only renewing Shaheed's mandate would keep Iran's human rights crisis in the spotlight.