Sentence examples for to raise problems from inspiring English sources

Castiglione's apparent intention was to raise problems (Does a courtier need to be of noble birth? Is his primary occupation warfare? and so on), leaving them deliberately unresolved.

But the board's Democrats and moderate Republicans said the change recommended by the panel of teachers left plenty of room for teachers to raise problems with the theory.

"There are drug traffickers who want to use our units for their business, enemy infiltrators who want to raise problems, jailbirds who can't find any other job," he said.

There is no expectation the Marshall Islands challenge will force the three powers to disarm, but the archipelago's campaign highlights a growing avenue for small countries, previously thought powerless, to raise problems and issues through global tribunals.

The NASA engineer who said it was difficult to raise problems added that that the reviews had become an "orchestrated event" in which "you're precluded from bringing anything new to the table".

This is thought to raise problems for pluralists.

But she and Bennett refused to say whether Labour's renewed commitment to austerity could raise problems.

Relatedly, of the four fundamental types of rights which Hohfeld claimed to identify, immunities raise problems, though somewhat different ones.

These issues (with an exception to be noted) do not raise problems special to moral epistemology.

Mr. Ewen said the efforts to use the Internet to circumvent media gatekeepers might raise problems beyond the ethical concerns.

But applying the two-objects interpretation to freedom raises problems of its own, since it involves making a distinction between noumenal and phenomenal selves that does not arise on the two-aspects view.