Sentence examples for formally raised from inspiring English sources

Very little importance has been attached to the inquiry whether the Federal question was formally raised.

The health of the former president, 78, will not be formally raised at the hearing.

Gerard formally raised the complaint at the regional level but didn't get anywhere.

The issue was not even formally raised by the board, and was conspicuously ignored in the ICC's press release.

Hopkins said that the question of compensation had never been formally raised, but that she expected to have her spring teaching load reduced.

Very little importance has been attached to the inquiry whether the federal question was formally raised;' and the court cited the case of Crowell v. Randell, 10 Pet.

Whatever the president may say, raising any flag other than Indonesia's is formally a crime.

Ironically, the dispute was triggered by attempts to formally raise the minimum wage.

Yet the Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announced that, at the urging of religious lobbyists, she plans to ban civil society organisations from formally raising concerns about the admission arrangements of schools.

The former banker, Jennifer Sharkey, said in a complaint filed in United States District Court in Manhattan on Monday that she was let go as a vice president and wealth manager in August 2009, six days after formally raising the concerns.

Two days earlier, Mr. Greenspan had told the panel appointed by Congress to examine the causes of the financial crisis that Mr. Gramlich had chosen not to formally raise the issue with the Fed's board.