Sentence examples for process to issue from inspiring English sources
"In this exceptional case, we have now put in place a process to issue a death registration quickly once an application is received," the spokesman said.
The group's lawyers in the appeal court will argue the Queensland resources minister, Anthony Lynham, denied them natural justice by obtaining information from his department on native title issues outside the objection process to issue the leases.
Judge James Mahan of Federal District Court in Las Vegas that it was too early in the process to issue an injunction blocking Stephens Media from offering to buy Sun newspaper and Internet interests from Greenspun family member trustees.
The researchers will explore using sensors common in smartphones to detect earthquakes for the warning system, develop a computerized decision-making process to issue fast, reliable alerts, and study how to install sensors on the Pacific Ocean floor to provide faster warnings for earthquakes from the Cascadia subduction zone.
More recently the Sport Unit of the European Union's Directorate for Education and Culture in its White Paper on Sport [ 13] considered health as the key social justification for sports, and is currently in a process to issue policy recommendations for physical activity promotion in the member countries [ 14].
The first step in the eviction process is to issue one of two notices under the Housing Act 1988.
Part of the quality control process is to issue regular reports that log non-conformance, accepted or non-accepted variances, delays, cost overruns or other problems.
The use of a screening process enabled companies to issue a choice of policy contracts in which lower premiums could be exchanged for higher deductibles.
In that job, he oversaw the revamping of the basic process Prudential uses to issue automobile insurance policies.
"Obama can indeed speed up this process to make issuing the final rule finally happen," she added.
Mr. Mayorkas said he expected the first work permits, which are approved in a separate but parallel process, to be issued in coming weeks.
