The minimum age for sexual consent invariably gives rise to confusion.

Such a behavior gives rise to problem.

At the same time, it gives rise to some questions.

The need for the evacuation of such States gives rise to a variety of human rights issues.

This overpopulation gives rise to frequent disputes over land and its use.

Any form of State succession gives rise to a variety of legal questions.

While Asia's integration into global innovation networks provides new opportunities, it gives rise to challenges for the region's industrial upgrading.

Liberalization gives rise to competition and, with it, efficiency and quality service at lower cost.

The worldwide problem of illicit drugs gives rise to many ills in Colombia, including displacement.

Dual nationality helps to break the vicious circle that gives rise to an atmosphere of intolerance.

The Panel finds that this re characterisation of the claim gives rise to limitation of action issues.

The CST meets in conjunction with the sessions of the COP, which gives rise to logistical problems.

It is vain for you to rise up early, to stay up late, eating the bread of toil for he gives sleep to his loved ones.

It is vain for you to rise up early, to stay up late, eating the bread of toil for he gives sleep to his loved ones.

This gives rise to substantial flows of agricultural labour from one state to another, and even to other countries.

The building of settlements gives rise to environmental damage, partly as a result of waste waters coming from settlements.

The high level of contamination and salinity of the water in Gaza also gives rise to water borne diseases.

The rule is that the testator's wish makes for the validity of a will It is the testator's wish alone that gives rise to a will.

It must be the core concern to be paid to the unilateral and arrogant policy which gives rise to this situation.

It has been observed that, unless properly regulated, this feature of ERAs gives rise to concerns, especially from competition law standpoint.

The expansion of FDI from developing countries gives rise to questions concerning the potential impact on the home and host economies involved.

The age of the ocean, the tectonic plates, gives rise to a totally new phenomenon that we have heard about in this conference.

On the one hand, this rule gives rise to social controversy, as it favours families which are in a relatively better material situation.

Intolerance of political dissent and divergent opinion is widespread, which gives rise to protracted internal civil disorders and social conflicts, which in turn are a recipe for anarchy and instability.

And so the spongy soil not only resists erosion, but sets up a microbial universe that gives rise to a plurality of other organisms.

Maybe there is something that naturally, through the growth of the laws of physics, gives rise to universe like ours in low entropy configurations.

This gives rise to an apparent chicken and egg problem between the occurrence of egregious violations and the failure of the domestic remedies system.

The emergence of new growth poles gives rise to continuing tensions and to the emergence of a new dynamic equilibrium in the global economy.

The Comoros is far away from the main world markets, which gives rise to particularly high transport costs and consequently reduces its development potential.

The fact that this virtual arena traverses national boundaries, as well as the transitory nature of Internet sites, gives rise to significant practical difficulties in regulation.

Marriage is therefore a contract between a man and a woman that gives rise to rights and obligations on the part of each towards the other.

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We believe that the dissemination of erroneous concepts through the media and education systems gives rise to ideological deviation, which can harm the interests of all humankind.

Another problem with integration which is both difficult and complicated relates to quarrels among Turks over the Kurdish question, which often gives rise to violence within Germany.

This situation gives rise to economic and social crises which often culminate in very serious social disturbances, leading to political instability that often prevents any economic development.

74. An analysis of communications in the light of the principles, rights and freedoms enunciated in the 1981 Declaration gives rise to the following categories of violations

He gives her everything she asks for.

For him that gives and fears (Allah)

For him that gives and fears (Allah)

Gives the mimetype for a given file

Nobody ever gives you anything for nothing.

As for him who gives and is godfearing

As for him who gives and is godfearing

As for him who gives and is righteous.

As for him who gives and is righteous.