The phrase "issue bill" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of issuing a specific bill which outlines the terms and requirements of a transaction, such as a loan. For example, "The bank issued the loanee an issue bill outlining all the terms of the loan agreement."
Teaching with The Times – When Congress is in session, choose an issue, bill or proposal that will be on the agenda for the following four weeks.
But rather than debate the issue, bill manager Representative David Obey (D WI) accepted Issa's amendment.
"This is a public safety issue," bill co-sponsor Republican Mark Waller said, Fox31 reports.
Bad parking brakes, doors that fell off, other engine fires and even cases of unintended acceleration drove the safety issue bill up another $60 plus million.
It may issue bills, which circulate as part of the currency of the country.
Suggests the Treasury Department issue bills carrying pictures of men, living and dead, who have done the most to make their nation laugh.
In the US, three of the four tracks debuted on the February 10 , 2011issue: "Bills, Bills, Bills" entered at number 79, "Need You Now" at number 72, and "Thriller / Heads Will Roll" at number 75.
The faction that had secured Burges' appointment supported a private land bank proposal that would issue bills secured by private property, while the Dudleys and their supporters, who backed Shute, favored the idea of paper that was backed by gold.
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On May 31 , 2013 the state house passed a shall-issue bill by a vote of 89 28, after state senate passed it by a vote of 45 12.
Tenants said that Mr. Steinberg had also issued bills as high as $949 for monthly gas charges.
