"instant issue" is correct.
You can use it to refer to a situation that must be dealt with immediately, like in the sentence "This instant issue needs to be addressed now."
Meanwhile, the Post Office was included on the list because it offers several accounts, including Instant Saver Issue 8, where the minimum balance is £500, and you don't get any interest if the amount in the account falls below this.
Both agencies are conducting investigations into the instant messaging issue as they weigh the proposed Time Warner merger.
One change Selig seems to think would not make the game better, for now, is adding instant replay, an issue that arises periodically for baseball.
But Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel wonders if the easiest way to stimulate the American economy would be to simply issue instant tax rebate checks.
eBay has also bought BillMeLater, a service that let's ecommerce partners issue instant credit to buyers.
Bill Me Later, the larger acquisition, is a service that let's ecommerce partners issue instant credit to buyers.
Destined, we feel, to become an instant classic, this issue on eye evolution has been assembled through the diligence and hard work of Associate Editor T. Ryan Gregory.
He was now keen to issue "Instant Karma!" immediately as a single, the third under his and Ono's Plastic Ono Band moniker.
Stick to the real issues, not the instant nothing media sexy issues.
Where the US differs is that it has guns available to all, for the instant resolution of issues ranging from anger and low self-esteem to alcohol-fuelled family quarrels and turf wars between drug gangs.
