He noted, however, that several other reports had been prepared on the same agenda item, and wondered whether that might cause some confusion.

Did He not cause their war to end in confusion,

Did He not cause their war to end in confusion,

In her delegation's view, the report encroached on the territory of other special rapporteurs, a situation which might create problems and cause confusion in the long term.

and they conspired all of them together to come and fight against Jerusalem, and to cause confusion therein.

and they conspired all of them together to come and fight against Jerusalem, and to cause confusion therein.

He acknowledged that to call the amendment a quot code quot might have created confusion and might, in retrospect, have been a misnomer.

Thing like this might cause a war.

Mr. Estrella Faria (Secretariat) said that the Spanish translation of draft paragraph 6 might have created confusion.

There might, according to one opinion, be a risk of confusion between these definitions and article 3 (2).

Promulgating the draft minimum rules under such conditions would cause more confusion than clarification and would thus be of little use.

As to article 32, the use of the term citizenship might cause confusion when referring to a person s membership in a community, because it had a precise juridical meaning which was not compatible with the one proposed in the text.

A classification as aircraft or spacecraft on the basis of the purpose and or destination of the aerospace object may cause confusion.

No one ever discussed any topic that might cause excitement.

And confusion.

Wonderful confusion.

Some corrupted archives might cause a crash therefore, testing is suggested.

Ev'rybody find confusion

Confusion and selfdestruction.

That He might cause the Truth to triumph and bring vanity to naught, however much the guilty might oppose

That He might cause the Truth to triumph and bring vanity to naught, however much the guilty might oppose

I always give that look when I think people might cause trouble.

This can cause regrettable confusion over the exact meaning of one or other instrument or provision and its pertinence to any given phenomenon of this nature.

But you're worried it might cause you trouble so you'd like to know.

Very often find confusion

What confusion... what ambiguity!

Mr. Madrid Parra (Spain), supported by Mr. Velázquez (Paraguay) and Mr. Sandoval (Chile), drew attention to a clarification in paragraph 68 of the Guide to Enactment of the Model Law and urged the Commission to exercise caution in introducing changes to the existing wording since it might cause confusion.

It might be I already persuaded him, 'cause he up and quit this morning!

The accident caused traffic confusion.

This house... utter confusion, chaos.

Tricking them, judgment by confusion.

There will be confusion, revolution.

But this confusion is... me.

There is confusion under peace.

The current text provided useful clarifications, but it also included provisions which might give rise to controversy or confusion and which should therefore be discussed further.

'Cause you know, you can't put a man in jail for what he might do.

It's all in a good cause. You never know when it might be your turn.

What followed was a numbed confusion.

I'm sorry, with all this confusion...

Departures always seem one big confusion.

This situation might be covered to some extent by the expression the pollution that may cause .

Such a distinction would not promote clarity in that area of law but would instead cause further confusion by offering different standards of compliance for reservations to different types of treaty.

The presence of such companies in other countries could also cause confusion between their activities and official activities being conducted by Government agencies or the South African armed forces in those countries.

The wicked are in confusion and madness.

The wicked are in confusion and madness.