Sentence examples for report to raise from inspiring English sources
In 2011, then-President Shirley Tilghman used the Steering Committee on Undergraduate Women's Leadership report to raise consciousness about the relative paucity of women in campus leadership positions.
She said doctors worked with the C.D.C. to publish the case report to raise awareness, with the hope that a similar case will not happen again.
But after comparing the report with publicly available filings and documents, there are enough questions about the accuracy of certain parts of the Senate report to raise some red flags.
The bank also received high marks from the Federal Reserve's latest round of stress tests, and used the rosy report to raise its dividend from 12 cents to 22 cents per share.
Asked if she thought the government would adopt her proposals, she laughed and said, "of course", before conceding that at the very least she would like her report to "raise public awareness of what's going on".
Making these conferences statutory – at present they are not – is a recommendation of his report, to raise the priority of the monthly Marac and ensure that all key agencies attend.
Although no serious side effects were reported in the studies, catechins have been reported to raise liver enzymes in animals.
Systems for geotracking Alzheimer's Disease patients with dementia are reported to raise ethical issues and concerns.
Our research showed the Health Canada Intensive smoking conditions negated the effects of blend and cigarette design features reported to raise the pH of TPM collected under ISO or US FTC conditions.
As CityMetric reports, to raise awareness about the need for cyclists and pedestrians to safely share narrow towpaths with each another and surrounding wildlife, the Canal & River Trust has installed temporary "duck lanes" along waterways in London, Birmingham and Manchester.
On Friday, Rusal set the price at 10.81 Hong Kong dollars ($1.39) a share, according to bankers quoted in news reports, to raise $2.2 billion in the offering, the first primary listing for a non-Asian firm in Hong Kong.
