Sentence examples for papers issued in from inspiring English sources

And he had identity papers issued in Spain".

At least some of the bodies were identified as ethnic Albanians who had identity papers issued in Kosovo, he said.

The papers issued in the Contributions to Knowledge and Miscellaneous Collections are not public documents but are printed in limited editions and distributed without charge to public libraries, educational institutions and learned societies.

The study confirms the findings of two papers issued in August that showed the surgery reduced overall deaths from cancer.

This idea was promoted by the housing green paper, issued in April last year.

Directly placed bank paper, issued in the main by large banks, rose $532‐mil lion to $4.7‐billion while dealer placed paper rose only $5‐mil lion to $1.27‐billion.

"Looking forward, continued weakness in the housing market poses a significant barrier to a more vigorous economic recovery," according to a Federal Reserve white paper issued in January.

The new white paper recalibrates Australia's response to China, James Brown of the Lowy Institute for International Policy wrote, comparing it with the previous paper, issued in 2009, which was tougher and annoyed China.

In a white paper issued in December, it raised the possibility that people might place a higher value on avoiding a slow death from cancer than a quick death in a car accident.

The United States, in a position paper issued in August, said therapeutic cloning "would turn nascent human life into a natural resource to be mined and exploited, eroding the sense of worth and dignity of the individual".

If Argentina defaults, owners of paper issued in the restructuring under American law which was purportedly safer than debt governed by Argentine courts will see their interest payments interrupted.