Sentence examples for raised senior from inspiring English sources

Where voices of opposition have been raised, senior faculty staff are pressurised to keep quiet (and not to support the pension strike).

While acknowledging the administration's commitment to discussing the issues raised, senior Sandra Sanchez says she is frustrated with the university's slow pace of change.

Last September, months before its stock plummeted on accounting woes, Irish pharmaceutical Elan raised Senior Editor Elizabeth MacDonald Elizabeth MacDonald 's suspicions for funding some research and development through unconsolidated research entities (see: "Elan's Spin").

Mr. Heyman added that Drexel was "in the process of" raising "senior secured financing" and was "highly confident" it could get the money.

Such a system would shift measurement and control away from solely financial results, raise senior management confidence in understanding complex investment choices, and better capture complementarities among discrete investment options.

Another idea to which Reed was committed was raising senior faculty salaries to compare favorably with those of other similar institutions.

"The Romney-Ryan plan could raise seniors' costs up to $6,400 a year," claims an ad for Mr Obama in Florida.

President Obama's re-election campaign released an ad on Thursday that uses an analysis of an outdated Medicare plan by Representative Paul D. Ryan to warn, "The Romney-Ryan plan could raise seniors' costs up to $6,400 a year".

The Obama campaign has run advertisements charging that Mitt Romney's Medicare plan "could raise seniors' costs up to $6,400 a year" and that his tax proposal "would give millionaires another tax break and raises taxes on middle-class families by up to $2,000 a year".

Our research suggests it would raise seniors' drug premiums, reduce employment or harm new drug development.

"The Romney-Ryan plan could raise seniors' costs up to $6,400 a year".