It is this that gives rise to complaints.

Combat the impunity which gives rise to crime.

There are two main limitations in epidemiological studies one, statistical, gives rise to random errors the other, demographic, gives rise to systematic errors.

At the same time, it gives rise to some questions.

Colonialism often gives rise to its own most vehement opponents.

The Panel finds that this re characterisation of the claim gives rise to limitation of action issues.

This gives rise to a very serious situation that puts down deep roots in the lives of people.

It gives rise to lawlessness and crime. It knows no national boundaries.

And that gives rise to many pathways towards a more integrated world.

This gives rise to substantial flows of agricultural labour from one state to another, and even to other countries.

Indeed, oil rents eventually weaken state institutions, and this hollowing out of the state often gives rise to growing discontent.

This gives rise to what may be called financial protectionism, which threatens to disrupt and perhaps destroy global financial markets.

And this makes very difficult to get at the nuts and bolts of how the brain gives rise to language.

Any form of State succession gives rise to a variety of legal questions.

The dynamic of international development gives rise to new ideas, realities and values.

Poverty gives rise to desire for change, desire for action, desire for revolution.

It must be the core concern to be paid to the unilateral and arrogant policy which gives rise to this situation.

It has been observed that, unless properly regulated, this feature of ERAs gives rise to concerns, especially from competition law standpoint.

For we all suffer from the political instability to which such despair gives rise.

It gives rise to the anterior pituitary (adenohypophysis), a part of the endocrine system.

Liberalization gives rise to competition and, with it, efficiency and quality service at lower cost.

The worldwide problem of illicit drugs gives rise to many ills in Colombia, including displacement.

The age of the ocean, the tectonic plates, gives rise to a totally new phenomenon that we have heard about in this conference.

13. Moreover, this fact gives rise to the possibility that there may also have been a violation of article 26 of the Covenant.

The age of the ocean, the tectonic plates, gives rise to a totally new phenomenon that we have heard about in this conference.

This is a paradox intrinsic to democracy, and it is the duty of politicians to deal with the tensions to which it gives rise.

This gives rise to an apparent chicken and egg problem between the occurrence of egregious violations and the failure of the domestic remedies system.

This process cannot unfold in a linear fashion, and by its very nature gives rise to a series of contradictions and encounters various difficulties.

In this regard, a shift from coal to gas may be welcome, as gas gives rise to less carbon dioxide per energy unit produced.

The need for the evacuation of such States gives rise to a variety of human rights issues.

The CST meets in conjunction with the sessions of the COP, which gives rise to logistical problems.

Because the right to health gives rise to entitlements and obligations, it demands effective mechanisms of accountability.

The fact that this virtual arena traverses national boundaries, as well as the transitory nature of Internet sites, gives rise to significant practical difficulties in regulation.

This gives us considerable standing.

Ultimately, it gives you this.

This gives Bob an idea.

This is because human rights violations normally tend to become worse when political intolerance gives rise to the illegal resort to intimidation or the elimination of opponents.

This fact gives rise to the need to eliminate, at least partially, the disproportion between the composition of the Security Council and the membership of the United Nations.

While Asia's integration into global innovation networks provides new opportunities, it gives rise to challenges for the region's industrial upgrading.

For example, the application of energy saving technologies to existing buildings inevitably gives rise to significant architectural and engineering modifications.

This silence gives a hideous signal.

This gives a lot of space.

And this gives me enormous hope.

So this gives us plus 7x.

And this gives you an idea.