Sentence examples for systems issued from inspiring English sources

Oberthur Card Systems issued more than 1 million Italian National Services Cards in 2006.

TomTom, the Dutch maker of satellite navigation systems, issued a profits warning which wiped more than a quarter off its value yesterday, as it struggles to compete with the rise of smartphones offering applications that rival its own services.

Currently the OSPREY and VIRTUS body armour systems issued to United Kingdom (UK) Armed Forces personnel are provided with a single size front and rear ceramic plate regardless of the individual's body dimensions.

Many barter exchanges offer credit to members who have been turned away by lenders in the real economy; in its recent credit-line review in October, International Monetary Systems issued $2.7 million in trade credit to its network of 18,000 businesses, adding to an existing $55 million in established credit lines, said Krista Vardabash, its director of marketing.

The handouts that are used to compile data from these systems, issued by the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC), explicitly state why this is so: "It is important to note that the information from the people who inject drugs survey (PWID) is not representative of illicit drug use in the general population and nor is the information representative of all illicit drug users".

Electric utilities have issued bonds backed by certain tariffs charged to customers, and in 2010 SunPower, a manufacturer of solar energy systems, issued bonds tied to an Italian solar farm.

The state's official incident information system issued updated evacuation orders on Friday.

The system issued a warning message on June 3 at 7 am (Fig. 11).

The Colorado public employees pension system issued a similar RFP targeting in-state investments in March.

RIFLE represents a new classification system issued from a process of formal evidence appraisal and expert opinion [ 11, 12].

Elizabeth I particularly was a great abuser of the system, issuing patents for common commodities such as starch and salt.