And it raises a question what changed?

But it basically raises a fundamental question should consumers have a choice about sustainability, about sustainable products?

This raises a fundamental question Is Afghanistan s territorial unity really essential for regional or international security?

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This certainly raises the question of how sustainable the recent recovery will prove to be.

This request raises the question of whether Parties wish to seek the views of NGOs routinely, in a formal manner.

Aside from the question of the staffing of the Unit, its new placement raises some concern.

That raises another important question Does US President Barack Obama really have a domestic mandate for negotiating a comprehensive repeal of the sanctions?

And it raises the question of how we're going to define animal species in the age of biotechnology a question that we're not really sure yet how to solve.

It further raises the question whether international frameworks and cooperation agreements have, in fact, contained today's threats.

This network is functional and legitimate in such societies and in theory raises no question of corruption.

Microsoft s action raises a key question can the Internet really be a force for freedom that repressive governments cannot control as easily as newspapers, radio, and television?

But looking at the question in this way raises another, and perhaps more significant, issue about virtual activities video game violence.

The most recent statement of the Quartet, of 23 June 2005, however, raises the question whether this confidence is well placed.

The land question also raises the issue of finding adequate mechanisms to regulate the relationship between national legislation and customary law.

This approach raises a number of risks.

The law raises a number of concerns.

That raises an even more troubling question If such independent decision makers exist, are they able to affect Iran s nuclear policy, too?

That question, which raises regulatory or other legal implications that differ from country to country, is left to national law. B. Amendment

That raises an even more troubling question If such independent decision makers exist, are they able to affect Iran s nuclear policy, too? 160

The Staff Union also raises concerns with regard to the provision of adequate legal representation for staff and the question of binding arbitration.

This raises the question of the ways and means of consolidating peace to emerge from a period of chaos in order to avoid the risk of a return to square one.

But it raises the question are we just trying to hide away these extra dimensions, or do they tell us something about the world?

This raises the question of the adequate level of debt relief which would truly allow debtor countries to grow out of their debt problems.

16. This raises the question of discrepancies which continue to exist between domestic legal mechanisms for the protection of human rights in the FRY.

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This, however, raises a question that will be referred to below, namely, the question of competence to formulate an act related to a matter which, under the Constitution of the country in question, lies within the exclusive competence of the President of the Republic and is subject to the approval of Congress.

This, of course, raises the broader question of whether declining birthrates, in Russia and elsewhere, imply a crisis of the liberal idea of freedom, with its focus on individual rights?

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This raises the question of the role of government interventions, particularly as regards the promotion of technological innovation and the build up of technological capabilities.

This raises the big question of whether the best escape from poverty comes from general economic growth or from a direct attack on poverty. The answer depends on where one looks.

64. The question of gross and massive violations of human rights recognized as international crimes raises at least three serious problems that have to be solved.

This raises a key question what happens to these Arab baby boomers if the generation now coming to power clings to it as tenaciously as the generation of Mubarak, Assad, and Hussein?

This state of fact raises fundamental questions about the identity and self projection of the Haitian society, a question that only the Haitians themselves can answer in an appropriate and relevant way.

The fact that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is heavily militarized raises a question concerning equitable allocation of resources the need to reallocate those resources to promote and protect human rights.

At the same time, the proliferation of international courts raises the question of the role of the International Court of Justice, and of problems proliferation may pose.

This raises an obvious question How has China managed to defy the Mundell trilemma by maintaining all three policy objectives simultaneously? The answer lies in China s sterilization policy.

That raises the question as to why internal momentum for growth, based on financial and human capital of which there is no overall shortage has failed to materialize.

The same comment further raises the question whether the COP 6 decisions have been followed up primarily by Parties and to what degreeextent, whether political adoption was achieved.

The Commission raises many similar questions.

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The need for more predictable funding raises a number of complex issues.

And Hayek found it reassuring to know that he and Keynes agreed so completely. This raises the question What is really preventing economists and policymakers from devising or even seeking a unified theory of economics?

The question whether State courts might apply their own more liberal laws under article VII(1) rather than the stricter requirements of the New York Convention raises several questions.