91.  Central banks usually raise interest rates if the economy is expanding at a fast enough pace to fuel inflation.

92.  Central banks usually raise interest rates to cool inflationary pressures.

93.  Cheney also raised the possibility of drilling into the Arctic Refuge from outside its boundaries.

94.  China also raised interest rates on loans to companies from the banks, which are owned by the government.

95.  Clinton also gingerly raised the issue of exploring the imposition of air-system user fees, including pricing some fees higher for using airports during peak demand hours.

96.  Central banks usually raise interest rates to keep inflation from rising too quickly.

97.  Clinton reportedly raised the recent example of the bailout of South Korea.

98.  Cohen last raised her forecast in September.

99.  Colman also raised questions about whether the drug may increase the risk of kidney stones and have adverse effects on the bone.

100.  City or provincial leaders set their own economic targets, court foreign investors, even raise internal trade barriers against the products of other parts of China.