Sentence examples for raises noting from inspiring English sources
(One example of current muddiness: The term 'data processing', which could imply all sorts of ways of manipulating data; a point that the information commissioner herself raises, noting: "The definition of this is very wide and could cover any aspect of data handling within government or other bodies to whom the measure is applied").
Mr. Newman defended the raises, noting that while he earns about $200,000 a year, his counterpart at the Westchester Medical Center, run by the only other similar "public benefit" corporation in the state, makes $300,000, and that some of his vice presidents make about half what their peers make.
In her letter to Mr. Lay, Ms. Watkins specifically suggested that the company not use Vinson & Elkins to review the issues she was raising, noting the overlapping roles the law firm would then be playing.
Though some fund-raisers are skeptical about how much more can be raised, noting that they have already tapped friends and colleagues, others say that the convention has generated fresh enthusiasm among those who raise money and that the energy will transfer to the good of the Democratic Party.
The company has never disclosed how much money it has raised — noting only one backer, Alpine Investors.
One hand is raised, notes a caption, as if Brown were pledging his life to destroying slavery; the other grasps what is believed to be the banner of his proposed militant abolitionist group.
"Sometimes, we tend to, as decision-makers, not listen sufficiently to young people and the issues that they raise," noted Ms. Tobin.
The raised notes are played with the same finger as the original notes.
"Almost every outfit looks better with just the shoulders raised," notes Urbinati.
Mr. Romney's team blames the president for opening the door to endless fund-raising, noting that four years ago, Mr. Obama became the first major party nominee to decline public money — and the spending limits that goes with it — since the creation of the public campaign financing system in the 1970s.
