"issued by" vs "issued from"

Both 'issued by' and 'issued from' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Issued by' is used to indicate the entity or person responsible for issuing something, while 'issued from' is used to indicate the origin or source of something.

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"issued by"

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'issued by' to indicate the entity or person responsible for issuing something. For example, 'The statement was issued by the company.'

Examples:

The passport was issued by the government.
The press release was issued by the spokesperson.
The certificate was issued by the school.

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the definition of "debt" issued by banks;
Holders of financial assets may view securities issued by «non-banks» as partial substitutes for bank deposits and negotiable instruments issued by banks.
In addition, such incompatibility cannot be remedied by any form of agreement between a Member State and an NCB, nor by any form of «assent» issued by the latter, as seems to be implied by paragraph 4 of the amended draft article.
"Residence address, ID number so and so," "issued by so and so..." "I hereby declare the following regarding the causes"
- in paragraph 1(c), "issued by the Office." shall be replaced by "issued by the Office; and",
"Expedido a favor de..." "Issued to..."
The export licence may be issued after the shipment of the products to which it relates. In such cases it shall bear the endorsement "issued retrospectively".
The deployment and operation of GALILEO, financed by both public and private funds, is supposed to be managed by means of a "concession" issued to a private consortium as part of a public-private partnership.
(special residence permit marked "PP/C" issued to private staff of a consular official)
(i) the "bostadsobligationer" issued are of the same series;
If a third country does not issue a particular type of travel document, this shall be indicated by entering "not issued" in the list.
Check No 5 Debt securities issued: The statistical category «debt securities issued» should equal the accounting category «debt certificates issued».
Instruments classified under this category are entered under «debt securities issued» and allocated according to their original maturity.
"Warrant was issued." You scare them.
The Commission has issued "benchmarks" of progress that Bucharest and Sofia must meet by March 2007.
2005/0185/HU | Regulation.../2005 (...) GKM [hereinafter referred to as the "GKM"] issued by the Ministry of Economy and Transportation on the rules of authoritative processes relating to specific construction industry equipment | 26.7.2005 |
Opinion 2/99 on the Adequacy of the "International Safe Harbor Principles" issued by the US Department of Commerce on 19 April 1999.
"Olympic accreditation cards" issued by the Organising Committee of the 2006 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, in accordance with Ordinanza n.
"EC" certificates issued in accordance with other legislation deriving from the Treaty,
For the purposes of the compilation of the monetary aggregates, the national central banks (NCBs) report statistical information on supplementary breakdowns of «currency in circulation» and «debt securities issued».

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released by
published by
announced by
authorized by
signed by

"issued from"

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English compared to 'issued by'. It is used to indicate the origin or source of something.

Use 'issued from' to indicate the origin or source of something. For example, 'The order was issued from the main office.'