I. issue [ˈɪʃuː] СУЩ.
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Confirmed acceptance credit is more expensive to establish than unconfirmed acceptance credit because the issuing bank is effectively guaranteeing payment.
en.wikipedia.org There are two ticket-issuing machines and one part-time manned window for the purchase of tickets.
en.wikipedia.org This policy of issuing irredeemable paper money was copied by the individual states and other political bodies.
en.wikipedia.org The whistleblower's disclosure came as new regulations went into force giving the government greater control over the issuing of press cards and media accreditation.
www.voanews.com It held that it is an improper use of a directors' power to frustrate a takeover bid through issuing a poison pill.
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