One should not be too alarmist.

China s struggle for mastery in the Pacific is now raising fears in Japan.

Talk of haircuts for private investors immediately triggers concerns about contagion.

But if defending the status quo no longer seems possible, regime change incites its own fears.

This would involve less emphasis on fiscal and structural reforms, raising concerns in Berlin, Brussels, and Frankfurt.

US budget deficits as far as the eye can see might excite fear of losses on US Treasury bonds.

This raises troubling questions about the region s industrial trajectory. Indeed, fears are growing that southern Africa will be condemned to the role of exporter of raw materials.

Perhaps more worrisome than the rise in terrorism, is the lengths to which terrorist organizations are willing to go to murder innocent Israelis.

Not surprisingly, my party is now seeking to return to power in the next election.

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

Inflation is another concern. With official figures widely discredited, private analysts estimate that consumer prices are rising at an annual rate of 25 or more.

It is debatable whether governments should ever frighten their citizens by painting the horror scenario of inevitable attack.

Also of concern since the 11 September attacks has been the detention of children who are suspected of terrorist activities.

For instance, joint operations with the WTO are undertaken only insofar as the technical cooperation resources of both institutions coincide for a given mission or initiative in the field.

This is a worrying trend, suggesting that the drought could seriously affect the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people.

The unprecedented explosion of America s fiscal deficit raises the risk of high inflation in the future exactly the kind of scenario that Europeans want to prevent at all cost.

You can tell Latin Americans or Africans that Asia s unquenchable thirst for natural resources will keep pushing up the prices of their commodity and agricultural exports in perpetuity, turning wheat fields into gold mines.

Of particular concern is the environmental cost of China s development model, and the many internal and social problems that China has to tackle.

Early indications point to an ambush, adding to the growing fear that these are more than isolated incidents.

But, whatever the merits of a banking union and there are many proposals to establish one raise more questions than can currently be answered.

These conditions of overexposure are for the most part unprecedented, raising numerous questions for which we don t yet have the right answers.

It follows from the above that the communication is admissible under article 2 of the Optional Protocol, inasmuch as it raises issues under article 10 of the Covenant.

But now Anglo Irish alone may have a capital hole as high as 70 billion, raising serious concerns about the true health of other Irish, Spanish, Greek, and German banks.

In the 1970s, new computing and recording technologies began to raise concerns about privacy, resulting in the Fair Information Practice Principles.

This raises another concern.

Surprisingly, however, the most urgent requirement projected in the field was for such basic equipment as binoculars, prismatic compasses and radio communication.

In this connection, MONUC has received reports of arms distributed to civilians in some areas, which have further fuelled fears of wider intercommunal violence.

We share these concerns.

Asmaa shares the same fear.

This infuriates China.

The controversial nomination of 'Doctor No'

To some extent, it is surprising that the Islamist parties did not do better, considering their success elsewhere in mobilizing the most marginalized and vulnerable in society.

This raises an interesting point.

Moreover, regardless of who wins the presidential runoff, fears about Ukraine s independence will not, in contrast to 2004 2005, be an issue.

Our concern is not just about nuclear weapons. It is also about the proliferation of guns of every description, which endangers the lives of ordinary citizens, undermines the rule of law and threatens social stability.

However, the provision is needed in view of the remaining uncertainties in a considerable number of countries as to whether contracts can validly be concluded by electronic means.

As to concerns that a Security Council of 25 would be too large, we consider that the proposed size better reflects the current size of the United Nations membership.

Noting that, as a result of increasing interconnectivity, critical information infrastructures are now exposed to a growing number and a wider variety of threats and vulnerabilities that raise new security concerns,

Moreover, her delegation was concerned at the Advisory Committee's view that the Mission's public information needs could be met through the redeployment of current capacity.

That concern remains no less valid today.

And there is more than a grain of truth to these concerns.

The main concerns were about government spending.

Sami wanted to impress Layla.

Oil stirs great popular fascination.

The success of the Swedish approach is not so surprising.