Definition of issuance in English:

issuance

noun ˈɪʃ(j)uːənsˈɪʃ(j)uəns

mass noun

1The action of supplying or distributing something, especially for official purposes.
construction cannot be commenced prior to the issuance of a building permit
issuance of government bonds
Example sentencesExamples
- Officers who were involved in the issuance of the voters cards have complained against the nonpayment of their allowances by the electoral commission.
- Incentives would be introduced, including special issuance of visas for potential investors.
- Companies should consult with counsel about the application of corporate and securities laws to the issuance of new stock.
- She said her ministry had decentralized the issuance of title deeds to speed up the process.
- In theory, skilled authorities would regulate the issuance of paper money, increasing its quantity to foster desired economic growth.
- Pending issuance of the certificate, the corporation's dissolution is considered conditional.
- The conference will conclude with the issue of maintaining air quality through issuance of burning permits in Wyoming.
- This delayed the issuance of their green cards for many years.
- The activities at this office have become costly because of the movements to expedite the issuance and processing of passports.
- It is incumbent upon the applicant to show compelling community support for the issuance of a new license.
1. 1.1 The action of formally making something known.
  issuance of a public notice
  the president announced the issuance of new guidelines
  Example sentencesExamples
  Mass rallies have sprouted in the country's second-largest city following the issuance of the warning memorandum by the legislature.
  He said he is seeking sponsors for a motion in the legislature to make the issuance of an emergency decree.
  The bank chief said the discussion would focus on a way to push for the issuance of the two new acts.
  The company today asked the appeals court to postpone issuance of the mandate until the Supreme Court acts.
  The meeting was expected to wrap up late last night with the issuance of a formal statement.
  The regular issuance of a statement became an official feature of the committee's procedures in January 2000.
  This wish is warranted to perform within the usual implication of good tidings for a period of one year, or until the issuance of a subsequent holiday greeting.
  Future efforts to increase good corporate practices would be centered on the issuance of orders rather than relying on institutions to make the improvements.
  The government will also accelerate the issuance of new legislation to protect holders of the smart cards regarding access to their reserved information.
  Customs will delay the issuance of implementation instructions until October 1, and until instructions are received, no claims for preferential treatment will be accepted.

Definition of issuance in US English:

issuance

nounˈiSH(y)o͞oənsˈɪʃ(j)uəns

1The action of supplying or distributing something, especially for official purposes.
construction cannot be commenced prior to the issuance of a building permit
issuance of government bonds
Example sentencesExamples
- The activities at this office have become costly because of the movements to expedite the issuance and processing of passports.
- Officers who were involved in the issuance of the voters cards have complained against the nonpayment of their allowances by the electoral commission.
- Companies should consult with counsel about the application of corporate and securities laws to the issuance of new stock.
- Pending issuance of the certificate, the corporation's dissolution is considered conditional.
- In theory, skilled authorities would regulate the issuance of paper money, increasing its quantity to foster desired economic growth.
- It is incumbent upon the applicant to show compelling community support for the issuance of a new license.
- The conference will conclude with the issue of maintaining air quality through issuance of burning permits in Wyoming.
- This delayed the issuance of their green cards for many years.
- She said her ministry had decentralized the issuance of title deeds to speed up the process.
- Incentives would be introduced, including special issuance of visas for potential investors.
1. 1.1 The action of formally making something known.
  issuance of a public notice
  the president announced the issuance of new guidelines
  Example sentencesExamples
  The meeting was expected to wrap up late last night with the issuance of a formal statement.
  The government will also accelerate the issuance of new legislation to protect holders of the smart cards regarding access to their reserved information.
  The regular issuance of a statement became an official feature of the committee's procedures in January 2000.
  The company today asked the appeals court to postpone issuance of the mandate until the Supreme Court acts.
  Customs will delay the issuance of implementation instructions until October 1, and until instructions are received, no claims for preferential treatment will be accepted.
  The bank chief said the discussion would focus on a way to push for the issuance of the two new acts.
  He said he is seeking sponsors for a motion in the legislature to make the issuance of an emergency decree.
  Mass rallies have sprouted in the country's second-largest city following the issuance of the warning memorandum by the legislature.
  This wish is warranted to perform within the usual implication of good tidings for a period of one year, or until the issuance of a subsequent holiday greeting.
  Future efforts to increase good corporate practices would be centered on the issuance of orders rather than relying on institutions to make the improvements.

单词	issuance
释义	Definition of issuance in English: issuance noun ˈɪʃ(j)uːənsˈɪʃ(j)uəns mass noun 1The action of supplying or distributing something, especially for official purposes. construction cannot be commenced prior to the issuance of a building permit issuance of government bonds Example sentencesExamples Officers who were involved in the issuance of the voters cards have complained against the nonpayment of their allowances by the electoral commission. Incentives would be introduced, including special issuance of visas for potential investors. Companies should consult with counsel about the application of corporate and securities laws to the issuance of new stock. She said her ministry had decentralized the issuance of title deeds to speed up the process. In theory, skilled authorities would regulate the issuance of paper money, increasing its quantity to foster desired economic growth. Pending issuance of the certificate, the corporation's dissolution is considered conditional. The conference will conclude with the issue of maintaining air quality through issuance of burning permits in Wyoming. This delayed the issuance of their green cards for many years. The activities at this office have become costly because of the movements to expedite the issuance and processing of passports. It is incumbent upon the applicant to show compelling community support for the issuance of a new license. 1.1 The action of formally making something known. issuance of a public notice the president announced the issuance of new guidelines Example sentencesExamples Mass rallies have sprouted in the country's second-largest city following the issuance of the warning memorandum by the legislature. He said he is seeking sponsors for a motion in the legislature to make the issuance of an emergency decree. The bank chief said the discussion would focus on a way to push for the issuance of the two new acts. The company today asked the appeals court to postpone issuance of the mandate until the Supreme Court acts. The meeting was expected to wrap up late last night with the issuance of a formal statement. The regular issuance of a statement became an official feature of the committee's procedures in January 2000. This wish is warranted to perform within the usual implication of good tidings for a period of one year, or until the issuance of a subsequent holiday greeting. Future efforts to increase good corporate practices would be centered on the issuance of orders rather than relying on institutions to make the improvements. The government will also accelerate the issuance of new legislation to protect holders of the smart cards regarding access to their reserved information. Customs will delay the issuance of implementation instructions until October 1, and until instructions are received, no claims for preferential treatment will be accepted. Definition of issuance in US English: issuance nounˈiSH(y)o͞oənsˈɪʃ(j)uəns 1The action of supplying or distributing something, especially for official purposes. construction cannot be commenced prior to the issuance of a building permit issuance of government bonds Example sentencesExamples The activities at this office have become costly because of the movements to expedite the issuance and processing of passports. Officers who were involved in the issuance of the voters cards have complained against the nonpayment of their allowances by the electoral commission. Companies should consult with counsel about the application of corporate and securities laws to the issuance of new stock. Pending issuance of the certificate, the corporation's dissolution is considered conditional. In theory, skilled authorities would regulate the issuance of paper money, increasing its quantity to foster desired economic growth. It is incumbent upon the applicant to show compelling community support for the issuance of a new license. The conference will conclude with the issue of maintaining air quality through issuance of burning permits in Wyoming. This delayed the issuance of their green cards for many years. She said her ministry had decentralized the issuance of title deeds to speed up the process. Incentives would be introduced, including special issuance of visas for potential investors. 1.1 The action of formally making something known. issuance of a public notice the president announced the issuance of new guidelines Example sentencesExamples The meeting was expected to wrap up late last night with the issuance of a formal statement. The government will also accelerate the issuance of new legislation to protect holders of the smart cards regarding access to their reserved information. The regular issuance of a statement became an official feature of the committee's procedures in January 2000. The company today asked the appeals court to postpone issuance of the mandate until the Supreme Court acts. Customs will delay the issuance of implementation instructions until October 1, and until instructions are received, no claims for preferential treatment will be accepted. The bank chief said the discussion would focus on a way to push for the issuance of the two new acts. He said he is seeking sponsors for a motion in the legislature to make the issuance of an emergency decree. Mass rallies have sprouted in the country's second-largest city following the issuance of the warning memorandum by the legislature. This wish is warranted to perform within the usual implication of good tidings for a period of one year, or until the issuance of a subsequent holiday greeting. Future efforts to increase good corporate practices would be centered on the issuance of orders rather than relying on institutions to make the improvements.
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