Raab

American  

[rab] / ræb /

noun

1. Julius, 1891–1964, Austrian engineer and statesman: chancellor of Austria 1953–61.

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Example Sentences

Mhairi Black asked Dominic Raab what pay rate he would be looking for when he is "inevitably booted out of office", a reference to a report on bullying claims made against him.

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A Labour MP paid tribute to Paul O'Grady's role in British gay life and makes an unusual offer to Dominic Raab.

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Angela Rayner raised the bullying claims against the deputy PM, where a report is due out soon, while Dominic Raab recalled her calling his party members 'scum' for which she later apologised.

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Justice Secretary Dominic Raab told MPs that public protection would be the "exclusive focus" of the Parole Board decision-making process under the reforms.

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Mr Raab said: "Our reforms will improve the experience for victims from the first meeting with a police officer to the support they get in court. and we will refocus the parole system on its overriding duty to protect the public from violent and sexual criminals."

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