Sentence examples for with issuing from inspiring English sources

Chinese banks have a chronic problem with issuing improper loans.

MMS is awkwardly tasked both with issuing permits for the industry and with regulating it.

As it is, she said, she can barely keep up with issuing permits.

Even so, it would not break the bank, especially if combined with issuing new equity.

If it charged for more of its spaces, perhaps it could get by with issuing fewer tickets.

Some counterterrorism officials expressed strong disagreement with issuing another nonspecific alert like the warning issued on Oct. 10.

Roman Hans Brooklyn What's wrong with issuing a review of a preview viewing, and then later issuing a review of the finished work?

Croesus (reigned c. 560 546 bce) is generally credited with issuing the first official government coins of certified purity and weight.

The academicians were charged with setting up objective standards for perfecting of their arts, with unifying the rules of dance training, and with issuing licenses to dancing instructors.

The lawsuit, she said, "is meant to be the means by which they get the legal clarification they need to proceed with issuing licenses".

Earlier lawsuits charged OSI, a drug development company, with issuing misleading statements about the safety of its flagship oncology drug, Tarceva, and exaggerating the size of the market.