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111Issue (computers) — In computing, the term issue is a unit of work to accomplish an improvement in a data system. An issue could be a bug, a requested feature, task, missing documentation, and so forth. The word issue is popularly misused in lieu of problem. This… …
112Issue of Edward III of England — Edward III of England is often described as the ancestor of the British upper middle class [ Burke s Presidential Families of the USA , 1981] through his sons John of Gaunt, Lionel of Antwerp, Edmund of Langley and Thomas of Woodstock. All of… …
113Issue (legal) — In law, issue can mean several things:*In wills and trusts, a person s issue are his or her lineal descendants or offspring. These are distinguished from heirs, which can include other kin such as a brother, sister, mother, father, grandfather,… …
114Issue Age Policy — An insurance policy whose rate is dependent on the age of the individual who purchases it. An issue age policy is more expensive for an older individual than a younger one, but once purchased does not increase in price any further. Premium… …
115issue date — The date on which interest for a new security issue begins accruing. For mortgage backed bonds, the issue date of the pool is not the same as the origination date of the underlying mortgages. A pool may be assembled from new loans or from older… …
116issue from — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms issue from : present tense I/you/we/they issue from he/she/it issues from present participle issuing from past tense issued from past participle issued from mainly literary issue from something if something… …
117issue roll — In English practice, a roll upon which the issue in actions at law was formerly required to be entered, the roll being entitled of the term in which the issue was joined. It was not, however, the practice to enter the issue at full length, if… …
118issue roll — In English practice, a roll upon which the issue in actions at law was formerly required to be entered, the roll being entitled of the term in which the issue was joined. It was not, however, the practice to enter the issue at full length, if… …
119issue at law — A question or point of law arising in a case upon demurrer or motion. Under the equity practice of submitting an issue at law to be tried by a jury, the words issue at law mean such an issue as has always been known and employed in the… …
120issue forth — verb come forth A scream came from the woman s mouth His breath came hard • Syn: ↑come • Verb Frames: Something s Something is ing PP * * * ˌissu …
