His behavior did not arouse suspicion since he lived on the third floor of the same building with his sister and grandparents.

There are doubts, however, about the fairness of the upcoming vote.

The New Skepticism described by Paul Kurtz is scientific skepticism.

Zeinobia recounts Egyptians skepticism on the Mubarak issue.

Paris, in case anyone had any lingering doubts, remains the capital of the world or so it seemed for a night.

But there is profound skepticism that we can do so.

Given the tremendous difficulty of attempting to correct a fait accompli in the structure of the Security Council, we have serious doubts about the viability of any review mechanism.

We must work jointly in good faith to remove any doubts about past unjust decisions that over many decades have affected the lives of millions of innocent people.

Under these circumstances, doubts about Prince Philippe's leadership skills intensify.

In potentially uncertain, dangerous and risky environment we need to know very well who we can and who we cannot trust and in which circumstances we can do what.

Some of these warnings were inspired by deep seated doubts about European monetary unification.

And this doesn t even account for the minimum two fire sources inside the building! You might have your doubts about the count here, but I see two possibilities

Nor is it only bombs that add to life's general uncertainties. Gradually, awareness is setting in that global warming is not just a gloom and doom fantasy.

Indeed, businesses cite uncertainty about the strength of demand, not uncertainty about regulation or taxation, as the main factor holding back job creation.

So, despite today s doubts and difficulties, I retain an abiding faith in Europe.

It is a way for a people in doubt to affirm and define their confused identity by rejecting that of the newcomer s.

His confidence and his tireless efforts were crucial in overcoming last minute resistance and in dispelling any remaining doubts.

Both polls hold real promise. But they also are in real doubt.

The fiasco following the fake Sphinx photograph has left the Twittersphere suspicious of snow pictures from Egypt.

Doubts were expressed as to whether the approach taken by the Commission provided a workable compromise.

Indeed, the Court sought to leave no doubt about this The question is narrow and specific... it does not ask whether or not Kosovo has achieved statehood.

By 1871, the New Brunswick parliament had begun to have substantial doubts about this system of education.

Some members thought it was evident from the study of the examples cited in the eighth report that the existence of unilateral acts producing legal effects and creating specific commitments was now beyond dispute, a point that could be corroborated by international jurisprudence if necessary.

The Kirchner government faced a serious challenge to its credibility when it came under suspicion of manipulating the inflation rate.

Where people have a say, they will express considerable doubts, as they did in the recent European elections.

There was also a strong suspicion that the French were trying to find a way to buy off Turkey with a relationship falling well short of European Union membership.

How many women and girls were raped? How many corpses were tied and dragged by cars like war trophies? How many loaves of bread were stolen at checkpoints?

In cases where police authorities or customs have doubts with regard to persons, entry badges are not granted

Yet I confess to doubt. Getting the language right is easy compared to actually delivering on the promise.

How many transfers have in fact been frozen by banks after they have expressed doubts in relation to certain transactions?

I hope, therefore, that the judgment in the pending Genocide case will clarify any lingering doubts about the consistency of the Court's case law.

So The Protocols of the Elders of Zion confirmed what the Japanese already suspected Jews really did pull the strings of global finance.

In the case of any doubt, customs authorities conduct an extensive physical inspection of all contents of the container or trailer concerned.

Nevertheless, the markets are clearly signaling growing doubt about whether Spain and Italy will be willing to bear their debt burden.

There is a widespread suspicion that the US is deliberately pursuing dollar depreciation (or currency wars, in the words of Brazil s finance minister).

Meanwhile, there are questions and doubts about Hisham s high profile real estate business. The Mideast Institute Editor's blog reports

One day, these people will ask us, What were you doing when we used to struggle with hunger? Do we have an answer? I have doubts.

( ) the almost forty political, economic, cultural and diplomatic responsibles I've talked to great doubts about Philippe's leadership skills to assume Albert's succession in the short term. (...)

When doubts arise in this respect, the court should be authorized to issue a quot preliminary ruling quot which could be linked to the point of the acceptance of jurisdiction.

As to the 4th appellant, his act of late checking if the transactions were in order, confirmed that he had doubts about the correctness of the price.

When suspicions arose that Sandra could be the author of the elaborate story, she spoke to National Public Radio in the United States, to debunk the rumors.

Moreover, it is only the actual and continuous responsiveness of the Syrian authorities that will remove any doubts about Syrian substantive movement in the case.

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.

Although none of the organizations the Inspector consulted questioned the usefulness of IAPSO's services, doubts were expressed as to whether it was a procurement arm of UNDP or truly an inter agency mechanism.

President Charles de Gaulle blocked British entry into the European Economic Community twice. Like many French leaders, de Gaulle was deeply suspicious of the Anglo Saxons.