Sentence examples for has to be raised from from inspiring English sources

But long before the tickets can start to be sold, the money has to be raised from investors.

The law's definition of a full-time worker has to be raised from someone working 30 hours a week, E-Flex says, noting that restaurants, retailers and other businesses are already looking at cutting many employees' hours to 29 to avoid having to offer the health care coverage mandated by the law.

Both of the devices were damaged and had to be raised from the seabed in several stages, said the authority.

That December, Congress appropriated half of the fifteen million dollars required to repair the obelisk, saying that the rest would have to be raised from private citizens.

The pipes are so long nearly two and a half miles that they have to be raised from the ground by a yard at each end, to keep them lying flat as Earth curves beneath them.

And we you know didn't like have cards, so this twenty-nine-year-old rich guy said the fee for getting the club had to be raised from three thousand dollars to eight thousand dollars, because they had to close the bar and were not allowed you know to sell us drinks?

The list of potential buyers was quickly whittled to three and finally to THL, whose $1.1 billion bid for the company consisted of $327 million in new equity from the firm and more than $745 million in bonds and bank loans that had to be raised from investors.

There are social costs to producing goods (everything from the traffic lights next to the factory on up) and the taxes to pay for these have to be raised from somewhere.

The rest has to be raised in contributions from parties and individuals.

In 2006 Gordon Brown promised an extra £300m to Olympic sport, taking the total funding over six years to 2012 to £600m, but insisted that £100m had to be raised by DCMS from the private sector.

The standard had to be raised and that would come from the academy, professionalism and the knock-on effect of success.