Sentence examples for ready to issue a from inspiring English sources

The State Department of Environmental Protection, one agency coordinating the meeting, said the scientists will not be ready to issue a final verdict until months after that.

http://t.co/MDaFP3wGcI — Robert Mackey (@RobertMackey) 26 Mar 13 Mr. Olson was asked if, based on the questions, the Supreme Court justices seemed ready to issue a sweeping ruling on gay marriage.

Typically 60 to 90 days after the contract is signed, it is subject to delays: a seller who is not ready to move, or a bank that is not ready to issue a check.

Alexander Lukashevich, a spokesman for the ministry, said the country was ready to issue a visa so Harding could "continue his activity for the amount of time his tenure in Russia has been extended".

But senior government sources stressed that he was ready to issue a full apology if the report, and more than half a million pages of documents relating to the disaster, reveal failings on the part of the police, government or other public bodies.

Nancy Cleeland, the spokeswoman for the labor board, said on Friday that it was not ready to issue an announcement.

"Marsh was ready to issue an order and have others carry it out," mused Mr. Spina, whose focus on the back-office business and love of problem-solving are widely acknowledged to have made him Mr. Carter's successor.

Trading was halted in parent firm UAL's shares on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday; however, the company is not ready to issue an official statement on the freeze.

The study, which was conducted from December 2012 to December 2013, comes as President Barack Obama gets ready to issue an executive order that would bar federal contractors from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.

"First, at long last, the Department is ready to issue for comment a proposed new rule that would allow drones to fly overnight and over people without waivers, if certain conditions are met," Chao said.

This is what I wonder: the administration is getting ready to issue plans for a new ocean policy to protect fisheries; you know the things that recreational fishers want protected so they can keep fishing?