Sentence examples for to issuing the from inspiring English sources

Chris Jennings, the health policy coordinator at the White House, said President Clinton was committed to issuing the rules on medical privacy by late summer or early fall.

That is a good idea, unless you want to find a way to go back to issuing the larger quantities of "money" that Mr. Gorton argues were formerly issued by the shadow banking system.

But in Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island, which are in a different court district, in addition to issuing the notice of termination within 90 days, the board must have served eviction papers on the tenant.

Since the city informed Verizon that it would put the services up for bid, and as it got closer to issuing the bid request, "we have seen improvements with the service," the commissioner said.

In addition, a group of anti-abortion activists led by New Jersey Right to Life has raised moral objections to issuing the bonds for stem cell research, arguing that it could lead to state-financed human cloning experiments.

As a result, the government is limited to issuing the 66,000 seasonal work visas set when the visa program, known as H-2B, became law — 33,000 for winter workers and 33,000 for summer workers.

Stoker agreed to issue the warning.

Instead it decided to issue the compilation.

Ultimately, the government decided to issue the grand jury subpoena.

But the S.E.C. has yet to issue the rule.

It has pointedly refused to issue the certificate.