issuable
/ˈɪʃuəbəl/
adjective
- Capable of being issued or put forth, especially officially or legally.
- Under the contract, a formal warning is issuable after the third violation.
- The judge ruled that the subpoena was issuable because the evidence was relevant.
- The company confirmed that the new stock shares are issuable next month.
- Subject to dispute or open to question; debatable.
- The claim that the policy was fair is highly issuable among the employees.
- Whether the decision was legal remains issuable in the courts.
- Many of the assumptions in the report are issuable and need further review.
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