Sentence examples for raising issues with from inspiring English sources

Mr Essom says social media such as Twitter are invaluable for making new business connections and raising issues with government officials and other business leaders.

Fewer than half of the direct suppliers taking part in the survey said they would consider raising issues with the regulator.

"They spent a lot of money, got a lot of bad press that propelled the issue into the national debate and alienated some of their customer base, as well as raising issues with some trading partners," said Mr. Benbrook, who does work on sustainable agriculture.

"This fundamental flaw has been recognised by government and the new guidance is crystal clear in saying that activities such as raising issues with ministers and civil servants, responding to consultations and contributing to the general policy debate are not only permitted but actively welcomed".

In all, about 10 people raised issues with the lawyers.

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She added: "At no governors' meeting has he ever raised issues with governance".

We can ring them and we can raise issues with them.

Faculty and staff have raised issues with senior management, but when they failed to see relevant action taken, they stopped.

The announcement also appears to have spurred frustrated growers to emerge and raise issues with Diamond's business.