Sentence examples for which to issue from inspiring English sources

The judge will have ten days in which to issue an arrest warrant against Mr López, and a further ten to order a trial.

The paper might be 20 years old, but in a way that makes the scandal worse: Phil Jones has had 20 years in which to issue a correction.

The mayor now wants to revise the formula permanently, perhaps by adding personal income-tax or sales-tax revenues to the calculation, resulting in a broader and more stable tax base upon which to issue debt.

Regulators intend to measure emissions of the facilities to which they issue operating permits and notify those which need to issue warnings, hold public meetings and cut emissions.

Analysts have substantial discretion in choosing which recommendation to issue.

Good news for the government, which needs to issue £200 billion worth.

I was happy to take the advice from the delegate, which was to issue the visa".

The first came from the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which refused to issue a rush decision on the state's voter ID law.

For the city's Department of Environmental Protection, which is to issue its strategy on Wednesday, it is a shift.

Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown is underwriting the deal, which plans to issue 4 million shares in a range of $8 to $10.

Morgan Stanley is underwriting the company, which plans to issue 6.6 million shares in a range of $25 to $30.