Sentence examples for when it will issue from inspiring English sources
The phrase "when it will issue" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to inquire about the timing of the release or publication of something, but the phrasing is awkward. Example: "I am curious to know when it will issue, as I need the information for my project."
In the United States, Universal's deal for EMI is still under review by the Federal Trade Commission, which has not said when it will issue its decision, although many expect it to come after the European Commission's decision is announced.
The agency has not said when it will issue its decision.
After comparing this amount with your income, it then decides either to meet the costs in full, when it will issue a 12 month certificate entitling you to all the health benefits.
The fact that the copyright office has not said when it will issue a final ruling on the matter, although one is expected within the year, has complicated the issue.
This works much like domestic cordless telephones, but on a larger scale; it is cheaper than connecting homes with copper wires, but the handsets work only within a limited area.So far, the Chinese government is prevaricating: when it will issue the 3G licences, whether it will mandate particular technologies and whether TD-SCDMA will be one of them, all remain unclear.
Ms. Cain said the agency would have a better sense of when it will be able to issue a final rule once the comment period has closed.
It's not clear if or when it will, due to the issues surrounding government censorship.
A judge in the country's Supreme Court is currently studying his case, but it is unclear when he will issue a ruling or what it might say.
It is not known when Mitchell will issue his report, but he is expected to do so by the end of the year.
The temporary ban on tourism will last until Aug. 29, when the Supreme Court will issue its final decision.
It is not clear when the panel will issue an opinion in the case.
