"issue restrictions" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically means to impose limitations or rules on something, usually in reference to a problem or situation that needs to be controlled or managed. Example: The government has issued strict restrictions on alcohol consumption in public places to address the issue of public drunkenness and disorderly behavior.
On Monday, the Senate plans to take up another explosive issue, restrictions on insurance coverage for abortion.
The store's terms of service for developers still have no mention of in-app purchases, unlike Apple and Google which both issue restrictions.
Canada has the precautionary principle in effect, and its version of it requires regulators to issue restrictions even without evidence that kids are in danger.
In January, General McChrystal issued restrictions on night raids.
The governors of Connecticut, Vermont, and New York issued restrictions on state employees travelling to North Carolina on official business.
In efforts to clamp down on capital flight, China's State Council issued restrictions on Chinese companies buying assets outside of their "core" area of business.
Shanghai's ChinaJoy digital conference and Los Angeles's E3 video games expo have previously issued restrictions on the use of semi-clad models - but to limited long-term effect.
In the late 1990s provincial leaders decided to quietly form an auto company in Wuhu, even though the Chinese government had issued restrictions that limited automaking to a handful of joint ventures between foreign automakers and state-owned Chinese partners.
In 1496 the city of Nuremberg issued restrictions on the selling of aquavit on Sundays and official holidays.
California's Department of Pesticide Regulation is recommending that county agriculture commissioners, who issue pesticide application permits, adopt its newly issued restrictions in January so they can protect health.
Within a matter of days, democracy had been closed down: the coup leaders declared martial law, sent armed soldiers into residential areas, took over radio and TV stations, issued restrictions on the press, tightened some limits on travel, and took certain activists into custody.
