"issue a question" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to present or raise a question. Example: During the press conference, the reporter issued a question about the company's new product launch.
It is no longer just a moral issue, a question of social justice.
Her clients come to her with an issue, a question, a mystery, and she figures out the best way to find the answer – using whatever tools she can.
While Grodner's comments seem vanilla for such a hot-button issue, a question remains: Is it more responsible for CBS to edit out the contestants' racist and homophobic comments from the primetime broadcast or show the contestants with little to no filter?
Though WND has promoted the video as containing "the straight facts" on the issue, "A Question of Eligibility" rehashes claims regarding Obama that been proven to be shaky or outright false, repeats discredited conspiracy theories, makes irrelevant attacks on Obama's policies, and engages in at least one apparent violation of federal copyright law.
A problem was deemed important if two or more participants identified an issue with a question or response category; however, individual issues were also noted and discussed.
Prime Minister David Cameron has recently promised to take a "proper look" at the issue after a question was raised in the Commons.
The foundational issue is a question of property rights".
But FGM is a child protection issue and a question of violence against women.
Mr. Ryan will try to turn the contraception issue into a question of freedom for religious institutions.
"I ask you, is the Palestinian issue not a question of international importance?
"The issue is a question of basic sustainability," Mr. Dombeck said.
