The phrase "issue a cheque" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the action of writing and signing a cheque (a type of paper document used to make payment) to somebody. For example, "I will issue a cheque to Sarah for the amount she is owed".
Subsequently we issued a cheque to cover this refund, including the additional direct debit payment".
a) Crossed Cheque Please issue a crossed cheque payable to "United Nations Children's Fund".
Crossed cheque Please issue a crossed cheque payable to "United Nations Children's Fund".
b) Crossed Cheque Please issue a crossed cheque payable to "United Nations Children's Fund - Emergency".
"So while it might have other merits, it is surely wrong for TfL to issue a blank cheque, particularly given the financial pressures they face from the chancellor".
Even persuading European partners to issue a "postdated cheque" (a promise to change the treaties in the future) by then would be a struggle.Making it yet harder for Britain to make common cause with its neighbours is that most have contributory welfare systems which are less accessible to new immigrants than the British one, which is mostly funded from general taxation (see chart).
Greek MPs are also due to approve, by the end of June, the next round of austerity measures and structural reforms including a wholesale privatisation of state companies and lands... [I]n the end the ministers decided they could not issue a blank cheque.
Some calm had been restored by signals that the IMF would not block the tranche if it received some kind of guarantee that the EU would cover Greece's funding gap next year, given that it will not be able to return to the markets in 2012, as expected.But in the end the ministers decided they could not issue a blank cheque.
The A&GW was held to a figure of less than 1% for both, and even this requirement was met in an unusual manner: Clarke brought his personal account into overdraft to issue a $50,000 cheque to the company, thereby allowing the latter to meet its capital requirements and commence operations.
Those who wish to donate to the Appeal in Ringgit Malaysia can visit www.helpunicef.my to make a secure online donation via credit card; or issue a crossed cheque or bank transfer payable to 'UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND-EMERGENCY'S
