The Court's work has eliminated any scepticism that might have arisen concerning its effectiveness, independence and impartiality.

No such cases have yet arisen.

Some of the questions which have arisen are

Since 1994, additional contractor costs have arisen in the following areas

15. A number of obstacles have arisen, however, with respect to the new property laws.

I am concerned at the deterioration in the situation and the tensions that have arisen.

A new difficulty has arisen.

The case has not yet arisen.

The case has not yet arisen.

Has some terrible misunderstanding arisen between us?

We acknowledge problems that have arisen as a result of weakness in the Organization's oversight and management processes.

65. According to the information received, no difficulties affecting the religious instruction of the Christian minority have arisen.

The Boxers have arisen like the wind and rain, and like the wind and the rain, will die.

While concerns had arisen that peaceful nuclear programmes might be used as a cover for nuclear proliferation, the success of the IAEA safeguards system should not be ignored.

Such a case has so far never arisen.

An emergency has arisen over the Graf Spee.

No problems with implementation with regard to the names and identifying information included in the list have yet arisen.

For example, national museums in the United Kingdom have claimed that difficulties have arisen due to legislation which prevents the disposal of their collections.

The Panel has observed, however, that the losses appear to have arisen fairly regularly throughout the period of the occupation.

This case, however, has not yet arisen in practice.

Cases have arisen in the Security Council in which more than the required number of candidates have obtained an absolute majority on the same ballot.

Cases have arisen in the Security Council in which more than the required number of candidates have obtained an absolute majority on the same ballot.

Cases have arisen in the Security Council in which more than the required number of candidates have obtained an absolute majority on the same ballot.

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It might have.

I might have.

189. Problems relating to the situation of refugees, internally displaced persons and returnees have also arisen out of the armed conflict.

22. The following paragraphs examine some of the relevant standards of treatment where particular concerns have arisen during the reporting period.

Recently, threats to peace have arisen mainly from internal strife, and those threats, as we have seen to our cost, do not stop at national borders.

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Article 85. Agreements for arbitration after the dispute has arisen

Technical barriers to trade (TBT) have also arisen when standards, regulations and assessment systems intended to ensure safety are not applied uniformly.

No mandate related issues have arisen during the year under review, nor have there been any new developments in the methods of work of the Special Rapporteur.

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You might have knocked.

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You might have heard.

But I might have.

You might have said,

I might have known.

She might have waited.

The cumulative deficits in extrabudgetary accounts had arisen for various reasons.

In budget years, the Committee would review the programmatic aspects of the new and or revised mandates, as well as any differences that might have arisen between the biennial programme plan and the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget, according to Assembly resolution 58 269.

Indeed, a number of them have become impractical or, owing to the unilateral action of the United States, the principal nuclear power, serious doubts have arisen over their implementation.

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