Sentence examples for public issuing from inspiring English sources

He also ruled Nicholson was a danger to the public, issuing an Imprisonment for Public Protection order which makes the sentence indefinite.

President Obama on Thursday rolled back a proliferating array of policies by which federal agencies had kept unclassified information from the public, issuing an executive order intended to create a uniform way of handling such information.

In France the health minister, Roselyne Bachelot, has taken such concerns public, issuing an alert in January urging parents to limit use, reducing children's telephone calls to no more than six minutes.

In November 1997, with the help of C.E. Unterberg Tobin and Wheat First Union investment banks, Clark brought her company public, issuing 3.2 million shares at $7 each.

In recent weeks Walton has taken unusual steps to open the court up to the public, issuing statements and declassifying an opinion justifying the government's bulk telephone record collection.

These are important public issues.

Discussion of public issues is vital.

Almost none talk about public issues or concerns.

She understands that most public issues involve trade-offs.

The essential public issue of modern Britain is cultural tensions.

Other public relations activities include lobbying, advising management about public issues, and planning community events.