Sentence examples for should not be raised from inspiring English sources

False expectations should not be raised.

But she didn't argue that the issue should not be raised.

Only 35 percent said they should not be raised at all; that group, naturally, went heavily for Mr. Romney.

Republicans say that taxes are already too high and should not be raised, especially in economically shaky times.

However, four policymakers believe that rates should not be raised until at least 2016, including one who pushed out until 2017.

While four policymakers believe that rates should not be raised until at least 2016, including one who pushed out until 2017.

Some analysts have argued that the Fed should not be raising rates at all, and they have a case.

Ahead of the election she told voters that, "The more responsible, poorer [countries] should not be raising money for the less responsible, richer ones".

The upcoming vice-chancellor of the University of Oxford, Louise Richardson, argued that the UK should not be raising barriers by making it difficult to obtain student visas.

The board's members "should not be raising the fare under any circumstances, particularly when you consider the fact that they have not put their own house in order," Ms. Gotbaum said at a news conference organized by the union.

"The fact that President Obama isn't raising money to spend on himself is irrelevant," said Fred Wertheimer, president of the group Democracy 21. "The President of the United States should not be raising unlimited campaign contributions for anyone.