This all raises a matter that is interesting to many of us who travel.
Amnesty International's and Refugee Action's reports on the appalling state of destitution suffered by numerous rejected asylum-seekers (Failed asylum seekers forced to sleep rough, says report; Letters, November 7) raise a matter of grave concern to us all.
"I want to raise a matter which seems to me of considerable importance concerning how the President receives advice from his Cabinet and White House staff," McFarlane opened his August 1 , 1985memo to Chief of Staff Donald Regan, with the subject line reading, "Advice to the President".
Mr President, I rise under Rule 3. I regret to have to raise a matter concerning the immunities of this House and a serious contravention of Article 9 of the European Convention for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Ask them for a moment of their time and explain that you'd like to raise a matter that you feel is important.
When Mr. MacFarlane presented the concept to Fox, it warned him that the subject matter raised a red flag, but allowed him to produce the episode anyway.
Ben F. Glisan Jr., the treasurer, said Enron's credit rating was likely to be raised in a matter of months.
Unless cash can be raised as a matter of urgency, this year's survey will be the last.
The SNP's John Nicolson replied sensibly that: "The point that has just been raised is a matter for criminal law.
The void here, that part of the plate on which no food at all was present, had clearly been raised to a matter of principle").
