The phrase "each and every issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to emphasize all of the issues that are important. For example, "We need to consider each and every issue in order to make the right decision."
"The court is going to have to rule on each and every issue," Mr. Kamins said.
A spokeswoman for EE said: "We would like to reassure our customers that we investigate each and every issue reported to us.
"We want to avoid a situation where Japan-South Korea relations are influenced by each and every issue and I hope both sides will calmly respond," he said, according to Reuters.
The city of 550,000 taxpaying Americans currently elects a member to the House of Representatives who is allowed to debate each and every issue yet is denied the right to vote on the fate of any of them.
The reason so many in the Middle East are against us is that we prop up dictators and monarchs and blatantly side with one country on each and every issue.
Instead, under pressure at his first press conference in Bournemouth, Mr Kennedy said the party would "judge each and every issue as it comes up on their merits and taking our stance accordingly".
A10 Review of Clinton Orders A spokesman for President-elect George W. Bush said "each and every" order that President Clinton issued as his term wound down would be closely reviewed.
Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has dismissed William Hague's plans for English laws for English people, and committed to vote on English-only issues at "each and every opportunity" when Scotland's interests are affected.
In Washington today, Ari Fleischer, the spokesman for President-elect George W. Bush, said Mr. Bush would closely review "each and every" last-minute order that Mr. Clinton issues.
And every issue is a women's issue".
In a statement issued in May when he received a summons to appear at the tribunal, Mueen-Uddin said he rejected "each and every charge" against him.
