issue from something

Examples of issuing

issuing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

However, all the trajectories are finally convected to the finger side except that issuing from the finger tip itself.
In issuing legal opinions, muft-s also perceived themselves as protectors of the public i welfare.
In fact, careful control of the issuing of tickets simply excluded opponents.
But it was constitutionally significant, issuing from principles which dramatically belied the existence of a purely personal union.
Similar considerations inhibited governments from issuing official warnings to opposition newspapers or from withdrawing their publishing concession.
Issuing this message about the nonstandardized cylinder parameter is another function of the system during output managing process.
In a concluding chapter he gives personal commentaries on some of the earlier chapters, replying to critiques and issuing quite a few challenges.
This argument, however, does not take into account the revenue obtained by the state during the first round by issuing additional coinage.
Consistently, the wake issuing from the trailing edge is represented by a system of horseshoe vortices aligned with the free stream.
Just governance presupposes the guidance of behavior, and the issuing of prohibitions is necessary for such guidance.
We see that when contributions are higher than pensions, the government is not only rolling over payments, but also issuing new bonds.
A government instrumentality of this kind could supplement its inflow by issuing bonds to the general public.
Moreover, firms must finance capital accumulation by issuing bonds that require the corresponding interest payments, considered by these firms as current costs.
It follows from the above optimality condition that the two2 period incentive compatibility contract provides greater insurance cover than does self-insurance from issuing risk-free bonds.
Firstly, it clearly fostered the sale of common lands by issuing legislation which favoured the establishment of private ownership rights.
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