Sentence examples for to raise anew from inspiring English sources

IT'S been 18 months since Pope Francis invited Cardinal Walter Kasper to raise anew the argument that divorced and remarried Catholics should be allowed to receive communion.

Instead he decided to raise anew the long-discredited conspiracy theories suggesting that Vince Foster, the White House counsel in Bill Clinton's administration, was murdered, though it has been established conclusively that he took his own life.

While the records do not indicate that authorities heard any mention of a specific plan, they depict a surveillance mission extensive enough to raise anew the politically sensitive question of whether the Germans missed a chance to disrupt the cell during the initial stages of planning the attacks.

But, at a moment when Hillary is reported to be consulting with numerous experts about how to tackle rising inequality, the articles raise anew an awkward question: How far will the Clinton family's ties to moneyed interests complicate Hillary's efforts to fashion a populist campaign built around the theme of defending the middle class?

The new content will raise anew the number of people that come to a Christie's website that these days generates a full third of its new customers.

An S.E.C. win against Mr. Tourre will also raise anew the question of whether the agency agreed not to pursue any higher ups at Goldman in exchange for the bank agreeing to settle.

Mr. Oliver is scheduled to provide estimates of the insurance payouts Wednesday in a public meeting, which will probably raise anew the questions over the wind pool's finances that the Legislature could not answer before.

Her alarming statements raise anew the question about whether Mr. Trump and his White House have been reckless in handling this essential process to protect the nation's secrets.

If he chooses the second option, it will raise anew the concerns over his authoritarian tendencies and fitness for office not least among Senate Republicans, whose continued support is about all that stands between him and impeachment.

At a time when the country is fighting two wars and has more than 180,000 troops deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan, Mr. Dye's contentions may raise anew questions about the reliability of military contractors and the safety of their products.

In a sport tarnished by doping scandals, the older athletes raise anew the question of what constitutes a natural body for people who are at an age when drugs are a part of life.