I have arranged a presentation which I think will arouse your interest.

Those are things that arouse their interest, and it motivates them to read.

When she wanted to arouse a man's interest, she treated him like a dog.

It should be short enough to arouse interest, but long enough to cover the subject.

Public interest.

They may arouse concern.

Public interest agenda 3.

43. In view of the relatively critical financial situation of the Fund, more publicity about torture and its consequences is needed to arouse the interest of the general public and appeal to its generosity.

To arouse the people's anger.

Now you arouse my curiosity.

By the 1980s, scientific evidence linking greenhouse gas emissions from human activities to global climate change began to arouse public concern.

(h) Lack of public interest and awareness

I would arouse all Paris against such monsters.

Give it back. You must not arouse yourselves.

I arouse something in them, I bother them.

No one mentioned anything that might arouse controversy.

Oh! You do arouse the pagan in me.

arouse the activity and give function to another organ.

The crash of the bridge will arouse the castle.

I therefore want to encourage public interest in space.

We're the only legitimate representatives of the public interest.

Why not let me arouse the loyal among my people?

They seek intelligence, honor, and a keen sense of the public interest and the public welfare.

Do not arouse the wrath of the great and powerful Oz!

9. To modernize public institutions in the interest of greater efficiency.

We have an Official Secrets Act with no public interest test.

We can't take part in controversies. We can't afford to arouse antagonism.

Of course, econometric models do not much interest most of the public.

However, public interest is not a term which is easy to define.

It is, of course, impossible to be certain what will arouse such anger.

You mustn't omit any detail... ...otherwise your stories will not arouse us sufficiently

1988 President of the foundation for the continuation of Public Interest (founded 1787).

Transparency and accountability without integrity may not end up serving the public interest.

Moreover, the skills drain is beginning to generate media interest and public concern.

As a result, the current peace process continues to arouse expectations throughout the world.

She did not arouse her husband at first, but sat up in bed listening.

The willingness to sacrifice some part of their private interest to support the public interest damages the souls and portfolios of the 1 .

In January, the interest premium was 2.73 percentage points relative to German public debt.

One of the purposes of laws and regulations is to safeguard the public interest.

quot The systematic practice of selective self censorship on certain topics of public interest

And there really wasn't a specific company that was focused on the public interest.

International debate and discussion frequently boost the public visibility of the issues at stake, often generating new public awareness, interest and involvement.

For all these reasons, technology transfer continues to arouse different concerns among suppliers and clients.

He had a brilliant father who gave him a compass that arouse his creative thinking.

NG The word hormone is derived from the Greek word which means arouse the activity.