Sentence examples for should be issued by from inspiring English sources

Dr. Acheson said the F.D.A. was working out a joint advisory with the E.P.A. that should be issued by January.

It said it was "unable to identify a principled reason why NSLs should be issued by FBI officials".

Separate guidance on safe drinking levels for over-65s should be issued by the Government as current recommended limits are based on younger adults and are too high for the elderly, the Royal College of Psychiatrists said in a report.

However, he maintains that any such rules should be issued by the Fish and Wildlife Service or state wildlife regulators, not by the E.P.A. "This is not the E.P.A.'s sandbox," he said.

It is doubly amazing that this sign of serious intent should be issued by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, an agency whose architectural standards in recent years have slipped comfortably downhill.

Stan Barstow might seem a curious name to appear among the canon of great Welsh writers, but the fact that the Yorkshireman spent the last 10 years of his life in Neath explains why this compilation of stories should be issued by Parthian, publishers of the Library of Wales.

The figures are being checked and updated, and a new analysis should be issued soon by the RCS.

And it should be issued publicly, by the bank's CEO.

Evidence-based Guidelines with separate guidance for children should be issued or endorsed by a trusted European organisation.

In an interview with CNBC today, Einhorn said that preferred stock should indeed be issued by Apple, and he blasted the company for hoarding its cash with a "depression-era mentality".

The rules were mandated by statute, and the administration could not ignore an unequivocal directive from Congress, which said the rules should have been issued by Feb. 21, 2000".