Sentence examples for which it issues from inspiring English sources

Over all, I.B.M. does not plan to increase the rate at which it issues options as a result of the new programs, a company spokesman said.

Twice each week since April, Nassau has sampled and tested 44 of more than 60 beaches for which it issues permits during the season.

The Yodo is the sole outlet of Lake Biwa, the country's largest freshwater lake, from which it issues in a southwesterly direction to Osaka Bay, connecting the Kyōto Basin with the Ōsaka Plain.

Mr. Spitzer has obtained a state court order designed to force Merrill to be more forthcoming about these "ancillary" relationships by requiring the firm to disclose whether it has, or intends to have, a banking relationship with any company on which it issues a research report.

The former might be said to be turning chaos into order, transforming or redeeming chaotic experience with the orderliness of the author's prose and the rational mind from which it issues; the latter begin with the proposition of order and proceed, through the honesty of their writing, to challenge and disrupt it.

(Think the store credit card for JC Penny, for example, which it issues through Mastercard).

The Justice Department elaborated in its statement, which it issued in late afternoon.

Last year, the I.R.S. also quietly ceased its Political Activities Compliance Initiative, under which it issued reports in 2004 and 2006 detailing its findings of illegal political campaigning by charities, including churches.

In mid-2006, as the housing market began to slip, Home Depot said it would no longer disclose same-store sales, which it issued every quarter alongside its earnings.

The Pollard review also examined an explanation of the dropped Savile programme published by the now-recused Newsnight editor Peter Rippon, which the BBC later admitted was misleading and about which it issued three major corrections.

In a footnote to today's opinion, the Florida court said that it has been busy working on the contest lawsuit, on which it issued an extraordinary opinion mandating a new set of recounts that were halted the next day by the United States Supreme Court.