Sentence examples for year when it issued from inspiring English sources

JJB has been struggling since the start of the year when it issued a profit warning after heavy discounting over Christmas.

As it does each year when it issues its report, the GHSA emphasized that legislation requiring helmet use was "critical to reducing motorcycle deaths and injuries" and posed the best immediate remedy to rising motorcycle deaths.

After a torrid two-year period from 2014, when it issued seven profit warnings and its shares plunged 75% over 12 months, the company returned to profit in 2016.

Argentina can already sell dollar-denominated bonds under its own law, as it did in the years following the first restructuring, when it issued eight and a half billion dollars' worth.

The White House touted his position earlier this year, when it issued a statement confirming he would not rescind Obama's executive order banning LGBT discrimination in the workplace.

Lobel said the Mint was repeating mistakes made last year when it issued highly priced coins to celebrate the Olympics that now trade at less than face value.

The Education Department took a step toward addressing the problem last year when it issued guidance outlining schools' obligations to provide all students with equitable access to resources — including an effective and stable teaching force.

Tesco's woes became apparent last year when it issued five profit warnings as UK sales fell and the group was embroiled in a £263m accounting scandal linked to aggressive charges demanded from suppliers.

Mr. Baze's case made its way to the United States Supreme Court, which stopped lethal injections across the country until last year, when it issued an opinion declaring Kentucky's death penalty method — using the three-drug cocktail — to be constitutional.

But the FDA renewed talks of a kratom ban last year when it issued a public health advisory outlining concerns about the botanical drug's "deadly risks" and potential for abuse and addiction.

St ane Deo, an economist at UBS in London, said he thought the aid package would initially be successful, but that Greece could run into trouble again in a few years, when it sought to issue bonds on the open market.