Sentence examples for respects raised from inspiring English sources

Sanjay is in many respects raised by Charles Wang.

Though President Obama has cleverly remolded the rhetoric around what the previous administration called "the war on terror," he has actually in some respects raised the aggression level against Al Qaeda.

The commission's call for remaking the national police in some respects raises questions about a major pillar of the troop increase strategy put in place earlier this year by the White House.

But to raise the issue of a change to the constitution in either of these respects raises fears: how can we trust the legislature to use their newly-expanded powers reasonably, sensibly, justly?

Indeed, in many respects, raising the diplomatic and economic pressure on Iran may have become the path of least political resistance for Obama.

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The purposes of the convention are to safeguard, ensure respect, raise awareness and provide for international cooperation and assistance.

It was seen as a landmark case around the national sport's efforts to improve race relations, tolerance and respect, raising serious questions over what is deemed acceptable behaviour on the field of play.

"The ultimate failure of the IPCC in that respect raises fundamental questions about their effectiveness, which they need to reflect upon in their current re-structuring". IPCC commissioner Derrick Campbell said: "We very much regret our part in the delays in this case and we have apologised to Ms Wallace for the frustration and upset caused.

British newspapers demanded that Charles be educated to rouse Britain's self-respect, raise her sagging moral standards and be a Common Market king.

It may take a village to raise a child, but what does it take to ensure that that child grows up to respect people raised in different ways by other villages?