Sentence examples for raised a range of from inspiring English sources

The Australian attorney general, Daryl Williams, said the capture of Mr. Hicks raised "a range of legal questions relating, among others, to possible offenses against Australian law".

Defense Minister Peng Dehuai raised a range of criticisms of the Great Leap, based in large part on his own investigations.

Mr. Bloomberg announced the plan in January, and it has taken a byzantine path, stymied by some lawmakers and industry players who raised a range of objections.

But trying to hold a walk in Delhi, the first Asian city where such an action is planned, has raised a range of contentious issues, including class differences and feminist priorities.

The three Republican senators, who ultimately suppported the measure, raised a range of objections, from the size of the relief package given a dwindling surplus, to the commitment of so much money with so few strings, to even the use of the word "humanitarian" in the phrase "humanitarian disaster relief".

The stark monetary aspect of financial incentives also raised a range of contrasting opinions.

But an American official said Mr. Freeh planned to raise "a range of issues" with Russian officials at later meetings.

The acquittal of PC Brian Stevens raises a range of issues about policing the internet and protecting our children from the threats posed by predatory paedophiles.

Kit Juckes, a currency analyst at Société Générale, said a yes vote would raise a range of issues, but lead to significant impacts on sterling.

And yet it is difficult to assert the importance of freedom in 2012 without people raising a range of caveats: do we mean unregulated freedom to exploit?

In the credit markets, an auction of 30-year Treasury bonds drew healthy demand, despite worries that $2 trillion in new Treasury issues would overwhelm demand for government debt, raising a range of consumer and business borrowing costs.