Synonyms for issuing
is·su·ing

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1. issue, issuing, issuancenoun

   the act of providing an item for general use or for official purposes (usually in quantity)

   "a new issue of stamps"; "the last issue of penicillin was over a month ago"

   Synonyms:
   consequence, topic, emergence, progeny, subject, effect, offspring, military issue, way out, number, issuance, result, proceeds, exit, event, matter, issue, publication, outcome, return, government issue, take, takings, yield, upshot, payoff, outlet, egress

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1. List of paraphrases for "issuing":

   issuance, issuer, emitting, transmitter, issue, emission, granting, issued, publish, emitter, publication, consignor, publishing, grant, dissemination, playout

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1. Ron Wyden:

   Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said Trumps payroll tax holiday could drain the Social Security trust fund and said some states can not afford the 25 percent unemployment match, especially since the GOP has opposed additional money to state and local governments. Donald Trump is trying to distract from Donald Trump failure to extend the $ 600 federal boost for 30 million unemployed workers by issuing illegal executive orders, this scheme is a classic Donald Trump con : play-acting at leadership while robbing people of the support they desperately need.

2. Khaled Abdel Majeed:

   Any country that tries to influence the market by issuing new laws, that's not a good sign.

3. Mat Staver:

   At the end of the day, she will ultimately prevail. She had no hostility to anyone, given that she stopped issuing all marriage licenses, the broader issue is what accommodation a court should provide someone based on their religious beliefs.

4. Oeystein Jensen:

   Now, the 1920 Svalbard Treaty forces Norway to treat all signatories fairly. The EU does not have the right to issue licenses, but the treaty perhaps grants the EU the right to be equally treated. The EU, by issuing their own licenses, has ignored these steps and ignored international law.

5. Richard Allen:

   Now, ShakeAlert only issues alerts when four of our traditional seismic stations are triggered, but if we also have mobile phone data, maybe we would need only one station to trigger before issuing an alert.