Sentence examples for again raised the idea from inspiring English sources

He again raised the idea of tying any tax cut to steady progress in reducing the debt, suggesting that the tax cuts could be phased in to take effect as the debt fell to certain levels.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has once again raised the issue of disestablishment, but isn't very enthusiastic about the idea.

But successive generations of leaders raised the idea again and again, only to meet several obstacles, including who would run the merged entity.

Since Governor Roland had shown some flexibility on the idea of the so-called millionaire's tax, Democrats raised the idea again in budget talks this week.

He raised the idea again in 2007 and in 2008 the Dormant Bank and Building Society Act was passed, giving the government the right to collect and distribute unclaimed money from dormant accounts after 15 years.

Los Angeles and San Diego, which both rejected potable reuse, have raised the idea once again, as have, for the first time, DeKalb County, Ga., and Miami-Dade County, Fla.

But the more heated exchange came on Wednesday, when Henry raised the idea of an "Obama plan" again.

This again raises the problem of reconciling the theory of ideas with divine simplicity, a doctrine to which Malebranche is strongly committed and, ironically, to which he appeals in arguing for Vision in God (see section 4).

"As he has said before, he raised the idea for discussion a while ago, the party discussed at and rejected it.I am certain that if the party discuss it again, we will reject it again.

Haze says she raised the idea, once.

Mr. Malamud raised the idea a month later.