Sentence examples for to issue something from inspiring English sources

"It'd be nice to issue something that fans would love and cherish.

"In the face of overwhelming industry opposition, she would not compromise to issue something weak," said the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, who runs the council.

The Metro-North press release lends credence to her concern: customers, it says, will be "self-monitoring," though conductors will be authorized to issue something called a "shh card".

"Now that he's put the committee through all this, to issue something as mild as a reprimand would look terrible," said Melanie Sloan, a former federal prosecutor who is executive director of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.

Richard L. Thornburgh, who was attorney general when the honest-services law was passed, said he expected the Supreme Court to issue "something fairly sweeping" since it had taken on so many honest-services cases.

If yes, they must support the power of the courts to issue something akin to a fire alarm which would make people aware of executive abuse of civil liberties, and enable this newly empowered people to hold a rights-abusing executive to account.

How long will it take for the IRS to get around to issuing something?

One councillor, Rey Garduño, issued something close to a mea culpa.

But she then issued something of a mea culpa.

Judge Kavanaugh replied that it was easy for courts to issue orders preventing something but more difficult for the courts to require "affirmative acts," like resuming a licensing hearing.

However, I think it is too soon to assume that Nintendo is totally scrapping the dock or about to issue a recall or something that extreme.