issue
مسئلہ
definition
verb
licenses were issued indiscriminately to any company
supply or distribute (something).
exotic smells issued from a nearby building
come, go, or flow out from.
noun
the issue of global warming
an important topic or problem for debate or discussion.
the issue of promissory notes by the bank
the action of supplying or distributing an item for use, sale, or official purposes.
translation of 'issue '
verb
جاری کرنا
noun
مسئله,
رساله
example
it's the standard 'issue' rifle
he's the first person to tackle this 'issue'
To qualify for the full tax relief, you must invest in a new 'issue' of VCT shares and hold the stock for at least three years.
they had no 'issue'
This paper was an earlier version of the article of the same title which appears in this 'issue' .
the December 'issue' of the magazine
I don't have an 'issue' with that
the point of 'issue'
'issue' of shares
The real question is why any minister would need to 'issue' such an order.
Their eldest son, another Tyringham Backwell, had died without male 'issue' in 1748.
the chance of carrying such a scheme to a successful 'issue' was small
the 'issue' of global warming
See update on the team's progress in the Aghamore notes in this week's 'issue' .
The two most important clauses for the purposes of the preliminary 'issue' were clauses 4 and 13.
she made a big 'issue' of working on Saturday
the current 'issue' of the magazine
However, plans for the unit sales and bond 'issue' remain at an early stage, he added.
money is not an 'issue'
the 'issue' of notes by the Bank of England
Money was definitely the 'issue' in this case.
The Seychelles Government was not amused and cancelled the complete note 'issue' .
he read the special 'issue' on music
that was a major 'issue' for them
Later, consideration will be given to making it part of the initial free 'issue' of uniform made to new entrants.
it's a policy 'issue'
The Dublin district courts have refused to 'issue' summonses which don't have a euro stamp.
a share 'issue' has been launched
With an 'issue' of blood she was cut off from the worship of God in the formal sense.
The company is involved in a put option structure which could shortly lead to a major 'issue' of shares in Spain.
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