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These non-interest-bearing bonds are typically issued to pay for construction or other costs.

'He will be in an orange jumpsuit,' triumphant prosecutor Eric Sussman said after the case was over, referring to the uniforms typically issued to US convicts.

Because sniper rifles are specialized infantry weapons and not typically issued to large numbers of soldiers, diplomats and military officers and analysts said, a purchase of several thousand Dragunovs would not seem to have a conventional military use for Venezuela's armed forces.

When design patent protections were first devised, more than 100 years ago, they were typically issued to protect entire objects or products from copying, wherein copyright law was not applicable, as utilitarian functionality is a premise for protection.

Permits are typically issued to vintage and historic aircraft, amateur built aircraft, and microlights.

(Par Bradys were issued in exchange for commercial bank loans on a dollar-for-dollar basis, in contrast to other Bradys that are typically issued at a discount to par).

Fielding and Burck knew that pardons were typically issued not to people claiming innocence but to convicts who had paid their debts to society and were seeking forgiveness.

Mortgages were typically issued at the prime rate during the 1990's boom years, which was very profitable.

Though the lieutenant declined to note specific incidents, he said the police typically issued 30 to 40 underage drinking citations during a prom weekend.

Elsewhere in medieval Europe, monarchs typically issued charters to towns, cities, guilds, merchant associations, universities, and religious institutions; such charters guaranteed certain privileges and immunities for those organizations while also sometimes specifying arrangements for the conduct of their internal affairs.

Typically, letters of censure issued to F.B.I. agents are not publicly disclosed but are inserted into their personnel files.