Sentence examples for duties raising from inspiring English sources

Representative Thomas M. Reynolds of New York, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, said he was struck by how energized and unified the Democratic Party is, but suggested Mr. Bush would be better off "remaining as president, doing his duties, raising money for what will be a mammoth campaign; it would be better to hold back before taking on his opponent".

Although no major problems have yet come to light in such cases, some accounting experts say the accounting firms' double duties raise many uncertainties.

Each of these duties raises logistical problems for which conventional militaries are frequently unprepared.

Fuel and Vehicle Excise duties raise about £38bn a year but are set to fall.

As it emerges from two decades of civil war, Somalia's new national government is banking on import duties raised from the country's booming ports.

Earlier this year, Mr Brown doubled air passenger duty, raising £1bn.

The Listers did their duty, raising Dakotah, Bonita making peanut-butter sandwiches for her school lunch while listening to "Morning Glory".

The Tories in revolt against their own party's budget have spent the past few weeks lobbying the chancellor about fuel duty, raising tax thresholds and reducing business rates.

The Morrill Tariff raised duties on imports in order to close the deficit that had resulted from falling revenues.

Last year, stamp duty raised £7.3bn for the government– £3.4bn from London.

The London Finance Commission, set up by Boris Johnson, wants London to retain the stamp duty raised there for more spending on homes.