Sentence examples for has regularly raised from inspiring English sources

In fact, the businessman has regularly raised the conspiracy theory.

The biggest brewer in the market, Anheuser, has regularly raised its prices every year, with MillerCoors following suit, the Justice Department said.

The ceasefire announcement was welcomed by the Irish government, which has regularly raised the issue of Eta violence with the Spanish government.

A spokesperson said: "The government has regularly raised Mr Aamer's case with the US authorities and we support President Obama's commitment to closing the detention facility at Guantánamo Bay".

The duchess, who has regularly raised awareness about rape victims, will carry out several solo engagements, including visiting the District of Columbia's sexual assault response team.

Australia's policy of deportation has regularly raised the ire of NZ's politicians.

A spokesperson for the British Government said diplomats and politicians had "regularly raised" Mr Aamer's case with American authorities, adding: "We support President Obama's commitment to closing the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay.

His mission to broker Mr Khodorkovsky's pardon was supported by Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, who had regularly raised the subject of Mr Khodorkovsky's imprisonment with Mr Putin.

Stuart W. Bowen Jr., inspector general for Iraq reconstruction, said his watchdog agency had "regularly raised concerns about the potential waste of U.S. taxpayer money resulting from reconstruction projects that were poorly planned, badly transferred, or insufficiently sustained by the Iraqi government".

The minister said: "I am, as I think the rest of the travelling public will be, dismayed to learn that Network Rail is still failing to tackle deterioration in the punctuality and reliability of the network - a matter I have regularly raised with them.

The tactics used by Assad's forces during the siege have regularly raised the specter of war crimes.