Now, but for those of us who are a little bit more practically minded, two questions immediately arise from his observation.

It also recognized that questions may arise as to the legal consequences of an outbreak of hostilities with respect to obligations arising from treaties.

Tensions will arise from such interactions.

What stenches will arise from Rome?

As a result, questions might arise as to whether the foreign representative had standing for making the application.

7. The questions that arise here affect the very essence of the United Nations as an international organization.

Restraint, however, has to arise from strength.

Key questions arise such as should expenditures on security and fighting terrorism outweigh those on other service areas that include security from hunger and poverty, malnutrition, armed conflict, etc.?

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No responsible person can doubt that there will be difficulties and disputes and that new questions, unforeseeable today, will arise.

Indeed, catastrophe could arise simply from technical misadventure error rather than terror.

Any cases that arise lead immediately to discharge from the military forces.

The main human health impacts of nuclear power arise from ionizing radiation.

And what could ultimately arise from this worrying situation is a global recession.

The mentors answer legal questions which arise in the course of the court apos s work and work with all court personnel to improve court administration.

Mentors answer legal questions which arise in the course of the court s work, and provide training to local police, prison officials, military personnel and government officials.

Such balances arise mainly from the non payment or delayed payment of assessed contributions

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Unusual electrical, thermal and mechanical properties arise from their geometric form and high aspect ratios.

(b) consideration and adoption, pursuant to article 27 of the Convention, of procedures and institutional mechanism for the resolution of questions that may arise with regard to implementation and

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Arise, Yahweh, confront him. Cast him down. Deliver my soul from the wicked by your sword

The only difficulties arise from the difference in cultures and languages between the different institutions evolved.

The Expert Meeting was also aware of the budgetary implications that might arise from its recommendations.

However, conflicts could arise from differing policy objectives, for example between enhancing efficiency and generating employment.

The Secretariat could be called upon to answer most questions and to assist with various problems that might arise during the two years that elected members spent on the Council.

In such international assistance efforts, questions sometimes arise between peacekeepers with a robust mandate to protect civilians, on the one hand, and humanitarian workers who uphold neutrality on the other.

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arise and give warning!