Sentence examples for the practice of issuing from inspiring English sources
The practice of issuing signing statements continued in President Barack Obama's administration.
Theodore Roosevelt also introduced the practice of issuing substantive executive orders.
The practice of issuing checkbooks to survivors, instead of paying lump sums, extends beyond the military.
The report also noted the practice of issuing "kosher certificates" indicating that no Arabs were employed by a business.
This is the practice of issuing your customers a package deal to insulate them from anything that may suggest actuality.
In 1983, he began the practice of issuing minority stakes in promising high-technology divisions to the public.
The fact that the Government is not trying to contain the disease any longer means that the NHS will stop the practices of issuing the drug Tamiflu to every known sufferer, and tracing people who have come into contact with it and giving them Tamiflu as a preventative measure.
Environmentalists agree that it would not alter current practice but say the Corps of Engineers' practice of issuing permits to mining companies to fill the valleys and waters is illegal.
FlyawayHome's founder, Lawry Meister, told the committee that she could build nearly 2,000 units in three years if the city would fund 100% of the cost in short-term loans — a radical shift from the standard practice of issuing loans that that can be deferred indefinitely.
Unlike Christie, Daggett does have a specific proposal for what "necessary" entails: Daggett would eliminate the inefficient practice of issuing property-tax rebates to homeowners, and he would expand the state's sales tax to a range of services that are now untaxed.
Last year, India protested against the Chinese practice of issuing visas to Kashmiris on separate pieces of paper, unlike the standard visas it offered to other Indians.
