Sentence examples for specifically raise from inspiring English sources

Pro-Tibet protesters want Brown to raise the issue of human rights in Tibet and specifically raise the fate of 1,000 Tibetans whose fate is unknown after last year's unrest in the country.

The Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Clinic, is hoping that the pontiff will specifically raise the ongoing detention of hundreds of undocumented mothers and children from Central America when he meets several unaccompanied teenage immigrants on Thursday.

"We're always talking about the budget crisis and using our money more wisely, but here's a provision that would specifically raise the cost of food aid by $75m [£44m] annually.

But while Mr Cameron outlined his plans to use the UKs chairmanship of the G8 to tackle tax evasion and avoidance he did not specifically raise the issue of Google's tax bill in the UK.

There were very rare small mesangial immune complex deposits, insufficient to specifically raise the possibility of secondary MG.

Additional work is necessary to elucidate the pathophysiologic pathways involved, and whether development of therapies that specifically raise adiponectin levels could result in glycometabolic and cardiovascular health benefits.

The findings from this study specifically raised the possibility of using a specific p38γ activator to promote skeletal muscle metabolic function.

Mr. Bush specifically raised the specter of nuclear "blackmail" by Iraq.

Another archaeologist, Dr. Albert Ammerman of Colgate University, specifically raised questions about the supposed link between the deluge and migrations into Europe.

However, not much on implementing policy and facing challenges that are being specifically raised in responses to the bill.

Taking SSRI's raised the absolute risk from 2 percent to 3.2 percent, and using Paxil specifically raised it from 2 percent to 3.6 percent.