Sentence examples for reference to raising from inspiring English sources
Although the lyrics also had a strong black pride element in their reference to raising a child to "walk around with his head held tall", the song's sexual content led some moral leaders, including the Rev Jesse Jackson, to urge broadcasters to ban the disc.
As queer activist and educator Jonathan Reed said in this Ravishly piece in reference to raising feminist sons, You think the offhand comment about that female politician went unnoticed?
But in a notable change that Fed officials have been debating for months, the policy makers, for the first time in nearly three years, dropped their reference to raising rates at a "measured" pace.
In reference to raising glasses in the video, Rebeca Ford from The Hollywood Reporter commented "the singer can also be seen raising a [glass] to her audience, probably thanking them for their support with her own personal 'cheers.'" "Cheers (Drink to That)" was included on the set list of the Loud Tour (2011).
They formed the Dead City Legal Posse — a punk-rock reference — to raise money for the protesters' transportation and legal costs.
There was even a Whitehall department called "employment and productivity"; Harold Wilson's memoirs are spattered with references to raising the nation's skills.
He asked for "access to the classified FISA court order(s) referenced on Meet the Press this past weekend": a reference to my raising with host David Gregory the still-secret 2011 86-page ruling from the FISA court that found substantial parts of NSA domestic spying to be in violation of the Fourth Amendment as well as governing surveillance statutes.
These are discussed, drawing on the common-pool resource (CPR) literature, with particular reference to those raised by divergent aims, predictability, different knowledges, role of advocacy, locality, level of decision-making and enforceability.
Because hormesis appears to be a relatively common phenomenon that has not yet been incorporated into regulatory practice, the objective of this commentary is to explore some of its more obvious public health and risk assessment implications, with particular reference to issues raised recently within this journal by other authors.
Alas, even a demographer with scrambled surveys couldn't possibly have hatched the major obsession in "Atomic Candy". The story actually seems woven together by references to hair, raising the possibility that Burke received her literary training under a heat lamp at a beauty parlor.
Instead, Mr. Bradley slammed the last two Republican presidents, Ronald Reagan and George Bush, then made passing reference to "fund-raising scandals, partisanship and negative campaigning" over the past decade.
