scrip issue
issue
verb[ T ]
uk /ˈɪʃuː/us
FINANCE, STOCK MARKET
to offer for sale financial products such as shares or bonds:
issue shares/stock/bonds
The notes are being issued to fund public infrastructure improvements.
About $8.8 billion of debt was issued to pay dividends.
to officially publish or announce something:
issue a report/statement/warningA competitor issued a statement calling its bid superior to the one that had been accepted.
issue an apology/a notice/an order
The city issued a certificate of occupancy for the new building.
LAW
to start a legal process:
issue a warrant/writThe judge issued a writ of possession, an order that allowed the bank to take possession of the collateral.
to give someone something, especially officially:
issue sth to sb/sthOfficials issued new passports to refugees at the consulate.
issue sb with sthEmployees who are off sick for more than seven days will be issued with notes.
MONEY
to make or release new coins, currency, or stamps:
The regime in December issued new currency and wiped out private savings.

Examples of issue

issue
Claims for missing issues should be made immediately on receipt of the subsequent issue.
A key issue in the book is an analysis of the experience with the application of economic instruments, such as charges and tradable discharge permits.
In the above conversation, the nurse followed up her responsibilities agreed at the discharge planning meeting regarding discussing discharge issues with the patient.
Perhaps also surprisingly, the number of refereed papers on food quality and human health issues were similar for both conventional and organic research.
Further investigation is required, because the issues are too important for simply assuming that persistence and intractability necessarily imply an organic genesis.
And often they are interested in history due to contemporary philosophical issues.
On neither of these ways of construing the existence question does it present a substantial philosophical issue.
This is not to suggest that there were no philosophical issues at stake.
In practice this procedure would also issue an order to physically ship the merchandise.
The very definition of a mora implies weight-sensitivity; moreover, it is not clear that this is a purely labeling/ terminological issue.
The six papers that make up this issue have been selected purely on the basis of the formal refereeing process.
Is this a purely academic issue or something that can happen in reality?
Since the key issue is the psychological pressure that law can exert on every individual mind, the law must be clear, well diffused, and foreseeable.
Limited almost exclusively to problems of spatial perception, that analysis gives short shrift to even the most fundamental issues of psychological or physiological import.
One extension of this point returns us to the issue of institutional structures within civil society.
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Collocations withissue

issue

These are words often used in combination with issue.

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behavioural issues
In addition, positive aspects of an autistic person's style of learning are suggested, which may help classroom relationships, pupil motivation and behavioural issues.
bioethical issue
A second bioethical issue that has been in the public eye in the past few years is eligibility for access to reproductive technologies.
bread-and-butter issue
It is often said that people are not particularly interested in that policy sphere, as it does not deal with bread-and-butter issues.
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