new issue

noun

1. stock exchange an issue of shares being offered to the public for the first time

Example Sentences

That is the new issue looming over the next round of collective bargaining: If a team builds around its ballpark, should that revenue be shared with players?

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Just three months later, Ohio voters returned to the polls and approved a new Issue 1 — this time a constitutional amendment guaranteeing abortion rights up to fetal viability.

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But he was not trying to impose the old times, or go back in time and figure out what the Framers would have said about some new issue.

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A key aspect of the project was to make each new issue of Wet as conceptually and visually different from the previous ones as possible.

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Another report was issued regarding the death of Binfield and the way Lowdham Grange prison staff managed the covering of observation panels on the door to his cell, which she said "is not a new issue for the prison", and led her to worry "that the prison has failed to tackle this issue over many years".

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