Sentence examples similar to raised members from inspiring English sources

In 2008,Guild of Bangladeshi Restaurateurs members raised member concern that many restaurants came under threat.

decided to raise members' share of drug costs.

He noted tartly that it was the day the Council voted to raise members' salaries.

After years of political anguish and public anger over raises, Congress in 1989 constructed an elaborate mechanism to avoid future votes on raising members' pay.

Parents trying to help their daughters cope with these obstacles almost certainly face a harder task than those raising members of the favored sex.

Some are primarily inspirational in that their chief aim is to raise members' morale and combat feelings of isolation by cultivating a sense of group belongingness through slogans, rituals, testimonials, and public recognition of members' progress.

In this view, what born-and-raised members of a religious tradition possess cannot be the religion in its pure, text-based essence, but only a mixture of that essence with local customs and innovated traditions.

Yet the exchange will be hard-pressed to raise member fees because brokers, whose margins are shrinking along with falling commissions, are likely to resist.

World Bank (2016) shows that the TPP agreement could raise member country GDP by an average of 1.1% by 2030 and increase trade by 11% over the same period.

Much of the money for the defense was raised from members of the American Association for the advancement of Science.

But he acknowledged what he called "some of the questions raised by members," some of them on the Intelligence Committee.