Sentence examples for she raised the issue from inspiring English sources

When she raised the issue, she was offered counselling to help her adjust to university life.

McCarthy also said that she raised the issue but was ignored.

The talk about the cat, when she raised the issue again last spring, was not much of a talk.

She raised the issue, more eloquently, at Davos, in her impassioned defense of the euro, and Europe.

Harris says she raised the issue with her GIZ manager but claims he dismissed her concerns, she said.

Last year, when she interviewed for her current position at Sempra Energy in San Diego, she raised the issue upfront.

Mrs. Clinton said she raised the issues of jailed democracy activists, attacks on religious groups and curbs on social-networking Web sites during a meeting with Vietnam's deputy prime minister, Pham Gia Khiem.

In January 1963, she raised the issues in letters to the national press, underlining the problems for single women effectively "under house arrest" in their caring responsibilities, and argued for a national council for the single woman and her dependants.

He said that at no point did she raise the issue of Mr. Strauss-Kahn's wealth or status in the way that prosecutors had described it.

When she raises the issue of children with Hardy, his only response is, "What's your point?" He is on to something.

She raises the issue of her house with him, he dismisses her protests and orders her to talk with his wives.