Examples of 'raised by mr' in a sentence
Meaning of "raised by mr"
raised by mr - Indicates upbringing by a specific man, often a father figure or guardian
How to use "raised by mr" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
raised by mr
I should also like to pick up on a point raised by Mr MacCormick.
Issues such as those raised by Mr Ebner will be addressed in the review.
I believe we have exhausted the topic of the points raised by Mr Ortuondo.
The possibility raised by Mr Bangemann is an element which can contribute to this.
I shall add only a few comments on the matters raised by Mr Glinne.
Referring to a point raised by Mr van Velzen in connection with the social dialogue.
And that is another aspect of the point just raised by Mr McCartin.
The problem raised by Mr Arndt is a real one.
I would like to emphasise that in light of the important points raised by Mr Doorn.
Point raised by Mr Anastassopoulos in his speech this morning.
I should like briefly to answer the question raised by Mr Pribetich as regards timing.
The issues raised by Mr Coglan have not gone away.
I should also like to make reference to the question that was raised by Mr Poggiolini.
The point raised by Mr Brace is therefore not relevant.
I will now turn to the more specific aspects raised by Mr Fayot in his question.
See also
The problem raised by Mr MarÃn regarding this is absolutely crucial.
I should like to start by mentioning the procedural aspects raised by Mr Donnelly and others.
There is the question raised by Mr Cornelissen relating to the dredging industry.
The question of other cancers was raised by Mr Adamou.
The matter was raised by Mr van Mierlo during his visit to Tirana.
I now turn to the issue raised by Mr Coehlo.
The question raised by Mr Ford relates in particular to compatibility with WTO rules.
The question about pharmacists was raised by Mr Angelakas.
Another question raised by Mr Patterson concerned the VAT system applying to auctioneers.
He began by responding to the question raised by Mr Vardakastanis.
Two other subjects raised by Mr Mogwe were EDF resources and the price of sugar.
I would like to pick up on an issue raised by Mr Verhofstadt.
The questions raised by Mr Jurgens 's report are therefore legitimate.
I come now to the point raised by Mr Toussaint.
Having decided that I have the jurisdiction necessary to deal with the issues raised by Mr.
With regard to the question raised by Mr Wijsenbeek.
Another question was raised by Mr Martens about the 19 September resolution on Turkey.
He also commented on the issues raised by Mr Maassen.
There were questions raised by Mr Watts and other honourable Members.
I would like to take up the matter raised by Mr Posselt.
There were ques tions raised by Mr Watts and other honourable Members.
I would also like to comment on a question raised by Mr Bonde.
This brings me to a point raised by Mr Cornelissen and other Members.
Then the question of democratic legitimation was raised by Mr Sherlock.
This point was also raised by Mr Stevenson and by Mr Casaca.
I now turn briefly to the problems raised by Mr Diana.
The first is the point raised by Mr Swoboda concerning the Balkans.
My second comment has to do with the question raised by Mr Lagendijk.
May I take up the point raised by Mr Patterson in this connection.
I would therefore like to endorse the questions raised by Mr Belder.
That brings me to a point that was raised by Mr Vohrer about Parliament being informed.
I will briefly respond to the point rightly raised by Mr Watts.
The point was very properly raised by Mr Elles and referred to by Mrs Thors.
Mixed reactions but with regard to the point raised by Mr Hallam.
Dear colleagues, the question raised by Mr Fabre-Aubrespy is irrelevant in my view.
You'll also be interested in:
Examples of using Mr
Show more
Mr CorIeone insists on hearing bad news immediately
Natural history of mr due to valve prolapse
Mr McLeod would like to see you
Examples of using Raised
Show more
The child shall be raised in a good environment
Raised spots may be created by a bedding attachment
Moses and raised him as their own
