Sentence examples for motion to raise from inspiring English sources

The FA has put forward a motion to raise and discuss the issue at Fifa's Executive Committee  meeting, which begins in Zurich on Thursday.

Seconding the conference motion to raise awareness of the problem, Berkshire teacher James Schlackman said the debate should not be regarded as "moralistic lecturing", because young people today were being exposed to "dangerously unrealistic portrayals of sex".

How many Liberal Democrats and how many Conservatives join each tribe will shape the future of their parties, their leaders and the coalition - even if, as all sides expect, the motion to raise tuition fees is carried.

In opposing the motion to raise the definition of broadband to 25 megabits down and 3 up, Pai noted that in another FCC-approved program, rural "broadband" deployments wouldn't meet the very definition of broadband they were attempting to set.

In Parliament, Coke spoke out against the conflict, debating the motion to raise money for the war through a new tax in April 1794, and supporting Wilberforce's anti-war motion on 24 March 1795.

In the coming weeks, three city council members plan to introduce a motion to raise the minimum wage to $15.37 an hour for the city's hotel workers -- roughly double the California minimum of $8 an hour and the federal minimum of $7.25 an hour.

Since taking office this year, Mr. Neto said, he has put in motion measures to raise revenues by increasing property taxes and hired the business consulting firm McKinsey & Company to find ways of improving the efficiency of the municipal bureaucracy.

Even so, they rejected a motion by Low to raise their pay for the session by $200, seeing it as a crass bribe.

Demme, across the aisle, motioned for Carter to raise the window shade.

The military cuts were set in motion by an agreement to raise the debt ceiling last summer, and they became automatic when a special select committee failed to come up with at least $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction over 10 years.

Nineteen Liberal Democrats – a third of the parliamentary party – are among 161 MPs who have signed a motion opposing the plans to raise the female pension age by 2020, while increasing numbers of Tory MPs have voiced their concerns.