The phrase "areas raise" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of increasing or elevating certain areas, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The new policy aims to ensure that areas raise their standards of living."
Alternatives: "regions elevate" or "zones improve".
Condition of Britain spells out that tax reform is essential to breaking the grip of centralisation – it is only when local areas raise cash as well as spend it, that they will take control of their destiny.
We should take a comprehensive look at government spending, cut in some areas, raise some taxes, and increase investments in spending that are strategic for the growth of the country".
But the events in Youngstown — and a string of other, mostly small tremors in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, British Columbia and other shale-gas-producing areas — raise the disquieting notion that the technique could lead, directly or indirectly, to a damaging earthquake.
However, the differences between the two areas raise questions about how factors such as geography, access to care, and referral patterns may affect case ascertainment and diagnosis.
He will have to further slash government expenditures, even in socially and politically sensitive areas; raise tax revenues; provide formal and effective autonomy to the central bank; and accelerate structural reforms to make the economy more competitive.
And raising prices in the most desirable areas raises concerns that it will make them less accessible to the poor.
Lines were long in urban areas, raising concerns that not everyone would be able to vote Wednesday.
Most of April's attacks, like this one, took place in predominately Shiite areas, raising fears that insurgents were trying to stoke a return to sectarian violence.
Development around ski areas raised environmental concerns and led to increasing environmental legislation beginning with the passage of regional planning in 1970.
Many recent attacks have been in urban areas, raising fears that the rebels are taking their war to the cities, where three-quarters of Colombians live.
The Serbian Chamber of Commerce reported that salaries were being paid 45 days late in the country's poorest areas, raising fears of potential social unrest.
