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Meanings of bringing up in anglès
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Examples for "raising"
Examples for "raising"
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Cavalier said raising the funds was not easy, given the tough economy.
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Casement suspended operations after difficulties raising investor interest, two industry sources said.
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Conducts public awareness raising campaigns and research projects on violence in Cambodia.
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However, whether raising HDL cholesterol levels therapeutically reduces cardiovascular risk remains uncertain.
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There are times too for raising power and times for absorbing power.
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It could, however, be used in breeding prize livestock or rare animals.
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In a statement, the company said the breeding programme will end immediately.
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The colony is breeding fast, often causing a problem for local residents.
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Government policy at present allows three breeding females within the designated area.
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Henk has been breeding cows for 30 years and milks year round.
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She later met my father and became a housewife, rearing seven children.
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Elsewhere in Sichuan, a company called Gooddoctor is rearing six billion cockroaches.
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The mice do, however, display changes in rearing behavior and sensorimotor gating.
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They're almost halfway to the child rearing costs that the government gave.
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Yet he could still make out something thrashing within: rearing, reaching, writhing.
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I had a strict upbringing and no friends outside the family unit.
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A Frenchwoman, of indisputably high upbringing, given the quality of her voice.
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Trevor also talks a great deal about his childhood and his upbringing.
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As she'd soon learn, my measured response was rooted in my upbringing.
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Her upbringing had been comfortable, typical of a New York upper-middle-class family.
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We need to rethink the way in which we nurture new PhDs.
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He brought it up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.
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No chance of using that cash to nurture and develop new talent.
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The work of nurture in connection with the feelings is now apparent.
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They must nurture their own true style that comes from deep within.
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The focus in both cases should be on fostering growth, he said.
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He said that included fostering partnerships with iwi and increasing youth-specific training.
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Why do we let fostering agencies profit from caring for vulnerable children?
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At the age of three weeks she was given up for fostering.
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The focus must be on safely fostering our human potential for change.
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The terms of fosterage seem to vary in different islands.
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At a year they left their own thresholds, and their fosterage ended only at marriage.
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There still remains in the Islands, though it is passing fast away, the custom of fosterage.
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The plan of adoption in Polynesia is matched to a degree by the fosterage common in Ireland in early days.
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A great industrial system has been built up in this country under the fosterage of the Government, behind a wall of unproductive taxes.
Usage of bringing up in anglès
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Diana believed in bringing up children the British way, without excessive praise.
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Editors kept bringing up the basic anatomical problems with the Pioneer image.
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Hollis led the way, Hartwell behind him, Abel bringing up the rear.
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The welfare of the world depends upon the bringing up of children.
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They placed him in the centre, with Carroll bringing up the rear.
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She has many fine new ideas about the bringing up of children.
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Rorge led the way, with Jaqen and Arya bringing up the rear.
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Fitzhugh and Diana followed, with the second ranger bringing up the rear.
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They were bringing up the remainder of the Austrians and New Zealanders.
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Individual investors can also do their parts by bringing up sustainable investing.
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He followed with the birds, the second horsethief bringing up the rear.
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I suppose, in the first place, it is from my bringing up.
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And bringing up the rear of the cavalcade, Ernestine and Graham talked.
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The findings shouldn't discourage patients from bringing up the topic, he added.
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The short man was bringing up the rear along the narrow trail-ribbon.
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And there is a taboo here about bringing up other people's children.
