Sentence examples for solemnly issued from inspiring English sources

Any corporation that solemnly issued a five-year budget to Wall Street analysts that called for it to make, say, $1 billion in profits in the year 2002 would be laughed off the New York Stock Exchange.

Sure enough, Sunday's newspapers solemnly report the denial issued on Saturday by Lord (the title came with the job from Dave Feldmann, though they also describe it as a high-risk strategy and quote other sources – also anonymous – as saying the story is true and that Feldman is the man.

Several charters of rights have been issued in Europe to solemnly proclaim the rights of children during their hospital stay.

Both candidates issued short statements about the need to mark the day solemnly.

But no, his spokesman (a Mr Speakes, as it happened) merely issued a statement saying: "The president mis-spoke on the following points" and it was solemnly reprinted in the verbatim coverage.

Framed portraits of princes Giorgio and Marcello hang solemnly in houses, restaurants and shops alongside sweatshirts, carved owls, tiny brine-cured Taggiasche olives and Seborgan coins -- the luigini, issued first in 1661, then from 1994 to 1996, but mainly a novelty now.

A Bucharest psychologist, stating the obvious, pronounced solemnly that Mutu had "serious maturity and personality issues".

When these movies are playing in festivals or theatrical release, filmmakers and actors will speak solemnly, if unsurely, about the cause in interviews, and, for a fleeting moment, "awareness" of the issue will be raised in the public consciousness.

And questioned on the issue in the Commons this week, Theresa May said solemnly that people at work certainly should "feel able to speak quite freely about Christmas".

Ms. Amador nods solemnly.

The archangels nod solemnly.