Sentence examples for resort issues from inspiring English sources

Other details? Payroll needs to be tended to; the resort issues 160 checks a week in peak season.

On Friday, Greentown China Holdings Ltd. became the first of China's leading property developers to resort to issue a large block of new shares at a discount to Hong Kong investors so as to raise desperately needed cash.

Radical solutions like using the E.C.B. as Europe's lender of last resort or issuing bonds backed jointly by the euro zone's members are politically taboo in Germany.

The home secretary, Theresa May, also retains a power of last resort to issue a ministerial direction backed by contempt of court proceedings against universities that refuse to implement the new counter-extremism rules on external speakers.

She added: "It's a poor show when management at the Independent resort to issuing threats to staff who are exercising their legal right to take part in a ballot – journalists who simply want to be listened to about their livelihoods and the future of the titles they work for.

The Chinese central bank also sells notes and has resorted to issuing more renminbi.

Without images, television resorted to issuing telex-like bulletins about the meeting.

The county has resorted to issuing various types of short-term debt to finance day-to-day operations.

The state controller had recently resorted to issuing IOUs to creditors, to keep the government running until the end of July.

In 2005, Khamenei resorted to issuing a fatwa to reassure the international community, without success, that his country was not making a nuclear bomb.

Since November it has resorted to issuing short-term treasury bills with maturities of up to one year, which are seen as less risky than five- or ten-year bonds.