Sentence examples for issues have been raised from inspiring English sources

No serious issues have been raised.

The DCSF said: "Some issues have been raised with us.

"There are sometimes individual schools where issues have been raised," she said.

But important issues have been raised, and they can't be wished away.

"Rather, it reflects a decision that issues have been raised that warrant further investigation by the agency".

"When those issues have been raised in council there has always been an assurance from the anti-doping unit that the systems were robust".

Other issues have been raised with sex selection; in some countries PGD has been used specifically to obtain the "more desired" male child.

But of course once those issues have been raised, the entire red-blue dichotomy she starts with threatens to fall apart.

Many of the issues have been raised by shareholders before -- for example, the idea that directors should be elected every year, instead of in staggered classes.

Voices on these issues have been raised within the Labour party for some time, many of them from within the shadow cabinet.

When sensitive issues have been raised the response has been, 'I'll just go and do the washing-up' (Dad), or 'We thought it was for the best' (Ma).