Sentence examples for regularly been raised from inspiring English sources

7. (SBU) Comment: The Siddiqui case has from its outset elicited a strong, emotional response among the Pakistani public, and has regularly been raised with us by senior Pakistani officials.

The movements of the arms and body are designed so that the mouth can regularly be raised above the water's surface without disturbing forward thrust.

One of the issues that has been raised regularly when Oona King and I have debated is Iraq, top of the news again after Tony Blair's memoir.

Similar issues have been raised regularly by behavioral scientists of all sorts, for example in the study of bird songs [96].

"We regularly monitor the results and outcomes for our patients and some concerns have been raised about specific aspects of the service.

Philadelphia has experienced a particular kind of defeat, perhaps the worst kind, where expectations are raised regularly, only to be dashed with gut-wrenching agony.

The British minimum wage is raised regularly, by contrast, based on recommendations from the Low Pay Commission, an independent body made up of representatives from business, unions and academia.

"Our regular meetings give the community and town councils an opportunity to raise matters of concern, and I'm afraid that health issues are now being raised regularly and these must be tackled".

These issues relate largely to working with communities and health systems within a real life, uncontrolled environment and are raised regularly in community based programs.

Certainly it is our hope that future therapies will be so effective that complete responses will be seen regularly and the therapeutic bar will be raised even higher, but until that time, it is important to consider PFS a legitimate measure for studies of single agents and drug combinations for the purpose of community usage but also, in some cases, for marketing approval.

In February 2011, the maximum fine for regularly making these silent or abandoned calls was raised to £2m.