Sentence examples for protest has raised from inspiring English sources

"The protest has raised some important issues and we have listened and responded to those.

But the protest has raised awareness about the national shame of extended solitary confinement at Pelican Bay and at high-security, "supermax" prisons all around the country.

Their protest has raised questions about whether ICE is flouting a federal judge's mandate that puts a 20-day limit on the time children can be detained.

Meanwhile, the cycle of award and protest has raised the prospect that the contract could be split between Airbus and Boeing, a solution that the U.S secretary of defense, Robert M. Gates, has opposed as undermining the procurement process.

She said they would appeal to the European court of human rights, because their protest had raised fundamental questions about freedom of assembly and freedom of speech.

The protest had raised fears of a violent Palestinian backlash if any of the inmates died, correspondents say.

The protests have raised the visibility of a third-party candidate, Kwon Young Ghil.

It is no surprise, then, that the protests have raised questions about whether Internet access is or should be a civil or human right.

Meanwhile, the delays and chance of further protests have raised the prospect that the contract could be split between the two bidders — a solution that the defense secretary, Robert M. Gates, has opposed.

Hnin Se was out of the country at the time, but she learned, with pride, that four of her students, while protesting, had raised the flag of the banned All Burma Student Union, which depicted a fighting peacock.

The protests had raised a fundamental question: Does a major employer like Harvard have a responsibility to be a good employer to workers, or should it seek to get by with the least it can in the labor market?