Sentence examples for raising matters from inspiring English sources
Appeal court president Margaret McMurdo has refused to sit with Carmody after he accused her of judicial interference by raising matters that led to his withdrawal from the Brett Cowan appeal amid claims of apprehended bias.
"I can see how academics would be concerned that would seriously undermine any trust or confidence that a student may have in an academic - and indeed act to suppress a student raising matters relevant to them which they believe may then be shared," he says.
Where we engage with these countries of course we can raise matters of concern.
Cameron pays tribute to her for everything she has done to raise "matters maritime" in recent weeks.
The judge warned him against trying to raise matters not relevant to the specific charges against him.
"I wouldn't raise matters like the leak with Mr Abbott because I wouldn't immediately assume it was him," Pyne told the Nine Network on Friday.
"I accept that the proposed visit raised matters of high diplomatic importance, justifiably calling for consultation, advice and consideration," the judge ruled.
Salmond defended the prince – who is known in Scotland as the Duke of Rothesay – saying he had not interfered in party politics but raised matters of public interest.
Defenders of the annual ritual contend that it is a golden opportunity to raise matters of Irish concern and promote stronger trade links.
We granted the petition for certiorari because the interpretation of the power of the federal courts under § 268 of the Judicial Code to punish contempts raised matters of grave importance.
Like successful suits, unsuccessful suits allow the public airing of disputed facts, Bill Johnsons, supra, at 743 (quoting Balmer, Sham Litigation and the Antitrust Law, 29 Buffalo L. Rev. 39, 60 (1980)), and raise matters of public concern.
