Sentence examples for table issued from inspiring English sources

Following the panel's ruling, Hull, who are 15th in the table, issued a statement, claiming victory after proving that "the process adopted by the FA was unfair and biased".

Warning: If you're calculating your own minimum required withdrawals, use the table issued in April 2002; the January 2001 table can still be used this year, but the newer one requires you to take less.

At this time, unhappy with the way his collection The Round Table, issued in the same year, was being promoted by its publisher, he began to promote his new book himself, partly by word of mouth and also by getting a friend to publish the chapter on Hamlet in The Times and requesting Francis Jeffrey, editor of the Edinburgh Review, to notice it in that periodical.

The thick book of dry statistical tables issued by the Internal Revenue Service included some minor surprises.

What's more, the notion that this new emphasis somehow deprioritizes "kitchen table issues" is confused.

The White House talks about focusing on "kitchen table" issues such as tweaking the health-care system.

"It's the kitchen table issues, the cost of milk and gas," she said.

Mr. Bush's aides privately explain these as unsurprising reactions by lawmakers worried about "kitchen table" issues in what for most is an election year.

Mr. Hopkins argues that the changes in the welfare laws in 1996 and the decline of violent crime took off the table issues that had aggravated racial animosity.

If he makes it to the general election, Stewart said that he would start emphasizing more kitchen table issues with broader appeal.

Kitchen table issues like jobs, health care and education continue to resonate for a community that often sees itself as detached from the national political debate.