Sentence examples for trips raise from inspiring English sources
And Norman is correct: the more you look below the surface, the more these trips raise profound questions about misplaced idealism and misconceived attitudes.
The trips raise money for the New York Transit Museum, an arm of the authority based in a decommissioned subway station in Brooklyn Heights.
The Pearson Foundation objects to the insinuations of the On Education columns by Michael Winerip of Sept. 19 and Oct. 10: "When Free Trips Overlap With Commercial Purposes" and "Free Trips Raise Issues for Officials in Education".
Page A14 FREE TRIPS RAISE ISSUES Since 2008, the Pearson Foundation, the nonprofit arm of one of the nation's largest educational publishers, has financed free international trips for education commissioners whose states do business with the company.
Claims of other trips raising ethics questions were raised in later testimony.
"Planning the trip, raising funds, living in another culture and leading a project really makes you evaluate yourself and what you can offer".
The trip raised a red flag for the F.B.I. and N.Y.P.D., but they had no grounds on which to charge him with a crime.
Drivers who use E-ZPass on many of the region's tunnels and bridges would be charged 10 percent more per trip, raising the cost on most crossings to $5.04 from $4.57.
Mr. Bush was on the first day of a two-day trip raising funds and making speeches in California when the blackout started, and White House officials gave no indication that the president considered returning to Washington or traveling to New York.
Torres, his feet planted at the edge of the spinning disk, limboed his torso back until his head rested in the center, then, with Baptiste egging him on, he reversed the trip, raising his head and body when physics would rather they remained where they were.
And while his book doesn't match the haywire energy of "Looking for Lovedu," it manages to be more deeply satisfying, perhaps because for Taylor the issues the trip raises -- Africa's general welfare, the clash of African and European cultures, racial polarization -- strike so close to home.
