Sentence examples for some issuance from inspiring English sources

Corporate spreads have widened over the same period, and some issuance of corporate bonds has been postponed, especially by speculative-grade issuers.

We've seen some issuances at 7.5%, and so the capital markets are helping bail out those balance sheets to a certain extent.

This year will be a record one for government-bond issuance, and some countries fret that they may be elbowed aside in the rush to the well.

Holders of these bonds "are going to argue that they are in the secured position on the underlying asset," said one bank investor involved in the issuance of some of Dubai's Shariah-compliant debt.

Some of the new issuance is by firms looking to lock in long-term financing on good terms.The market's revival has been helped by fewer defaults on high-yield bonds.

At a meeting of euro zone finance ministers in Luxembourg on Thursday, Ms. Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund urged the euro area to move swiftly toward a fiscal union that would include the issuance of some form of collective euro zone debt, arguing that the currency's viability was being put into question.

Another program gaining traction in some countries is the issuance of identification cards for poor households to provide access to certain subsidized services.

Notwithstanding the clear issuance of warnings, some of the folks charged with monitoring these systems manually override.

A less obvious and smaller part of the supply story is the fact that some of the Treasurys debt issuance comes in the form of inflation-adjusted bonds.

The massive size of Pfizer's issuance likely led some traders participating in the offering to sell out of other positions, and may have explained the afternoon dip in Treasury prices.

While many public health officials had said all of this for some time, the committee's issuance of the guidelines gave it higher public profile.