"issue policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of establishing a rule or law. For example: "The government issued a new policy regarding the use of masks in public places."
Does the university issue policy statements on controversial matters?
A similar process has led the NAE to issue policy statements on climate change, and to announce its support for congressional legislation to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
The spokesman said that it was conceivable that a de fendant might be allowed to speak at a high school under the "controversial issue" policy of the schools.
And in theory, as Dr. Foster put it, if people on both sides of the aisle can agree on "the quantitative facts" of an issue, policy differences need not inevitably lead to bitter partisan gridlock.
We've got a terrific panel of people with very different perspectives on this issue — policy wonks, scientists, and pot entrepreneurs — to debate whether the legalization of marijuana is a sound idea or a huge mistake.
The advocacy groups — which include Center for Digital Democracy, Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood and Public Citizen — also urged the federal agency to issue policy guidance on the matter.
Together, the three companies had pledged to issue policies for $112 million.
Insurance market would be allowed to issue policies such as Medicare Advantage supplemental insurance.
At issue, policies and appointments to key positions of advocacy for black colleges.
The year is 2001, and without any previous experience the quietly ironic Phil becomes the wild Grant's campaign manager to challenge the complacent professional politicians of Seattle with a single-issue policy of improving the city's neglected public transport system, most significantly the under-developed monorail net.
Cities and Sustainability: Current Issues, Policy, and Law. 2 Units.
