Sentence examples for problem of the sale of from inspiring English sources

"We had the problem of the sale of indulgences.

You generally need to raise a complaint within six years of being sold the policy or within three years of realising there was a problem with the sale of the policy.

To take but one aspect of the overall problem, while the sale of most medicines to Iran has been specifically exempted from the sanctions, in reality virtually all North American and European banks refuse to process any financial transactions with Iranian companies out of fear that they will incur heavy penalties.

The company was chosen to handle sales for both events despite major issues during the ticket-sale process for the London Olympic Games, when there were problems involving the sale of later batches of first-come, first-served tickets and with a complex resale system.

For example, in Mwanza and Kagera (n = 25) the most serious problems were the sale of unregistered products (52%), lack of washing facilities (52%) and the presence of semi-trained firm attendants (56%), while in Moshi repacking and decanting of pesticides (36%) was the most frequent concern.

Many of the problems began in 2010 with the sale of Newsweek to Mr. Harman, a 92-year-old audio magnate who died last year.

There is, however, a contrast to the financial problems cited in the sales of those clubs.

The financial problems of the government also made the sale of public offices a common practice.

The most serious problems in the Lake Zone were the sale of unregistered products and lack of safety facilities while in Moshi they were repacking and decanting.

Egged on by the NSW Libs, and despite operating until 4am on weekends for over a decade with no problem, the City of Sydney is now banning the sale of kebabs after midnight.

Problems continued through the rest of the 15th century, resulting in the sale of more advowsons.