Sentence examples for raise through from inspiring English sources

The Dutch company did not say how much it planned to raise through the potential sale.

Currently, limits are imposed on how much money a licensed charity can raise through these lotteries.

Industry analysts at Ovum have cautioned against speculating on how much the UK could raise through the 4G sale.

He will receive a raise through arbitration this winter, but should still be among the Mets' bargains.

So regulators put limits on the amount of money Metropolitan could raise through sales of debentures and preferred stock.

Lawmakers agreed, but they also heavily revised his initiative, increasing the amount of revenue it would raise through taxes.

He seeks a revival of local government but councils face daunting cuts even if they are now allowed to spend the money they raise through business rates.

Greens There should be no limit on what authorities in England and Wales can raise through council tax, according to the Greens.

UniCredit's current market capitalization of about 7.6 billion euros ($9.65 billion) is only slightly more than the amount the bank had hoped to raise through its rights issue.

The couple have set a budget of $500,000 for the renovations and conversion, which they plan to raise through crowdfunding via Kickstarter.

They will combine the £9m they receive from the council with £3m they intend to raise through a ground appeal, also over a 15-year period.