Two lessons arise from these considerations.

Tensions will arise from such interactions.

What stenches will arise from Rome?

In this regard, a few unavoidable questions arise.

Here's a way that our world would arise from that.

This means that all things, including mental events, arise co dependently from a plurality of other causes and conditions.

This gap seems to arise from the lack of a critical mass of skills or from internal dysfunctions which detract from the quality of the involvement.

More questions arise from the policy response to the subsequent recession.

But, even under this adventurous assumption, human rights issues arise.

Once we realize this, we shall find that many of the causes of instability arise from economic and social factors.

As for the ten horns, out of this kingdom shall ten kings arise and another shall arise after them and he shall be diverse from the former, and he shall put down three kings.

Arise! Wow!

Any cases that arise lead immediately to discharge from the military forces.

Indeed, catastrophe could arise simply from technical misadventure error rather than terror.

9. External environmental costs frequently arise from the techniques of production rather than from the product.

Their most important contributions arise from the exercise of powers which may include

24. The following implications arise for Secretariat from the fifth and sixth objectives

This is in addition to the cost of 526,000 in conference servicing which would arise from the High level Intergovernmental Meeting itself.

Two questions arise.

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Ethiopia shall arise!

New incentives arise.

Arise, O Israel!

And he says that this suffering, this unsatisfactoriness, doesn't arise by itself it has causes.

Provision is made under this item for claims that may arise from the death, disability, injury or illness of military observers resulting from assignment to the Mission.

Such balances arise mainly from the non payment or delayed payment of assessed contributions

Beyond this must arise a recognition that this human community includes the generations yet to come.

arise and give warning !

Arise, Sir Jiminy Cricket.

New words (or corruptions thereof) may arise from a need to make one's username unique.

Lastly, legal difficulties might arise from an attempt to expand the scope of the Convention.

It is normal that some issues should arise from time to time between neighbouring States.

This means that the problems that led to the appearance of this Project will arise increasingly frequently.

Provision is made under this item for claims that may arise from the death, disability, injury or illness of military personnel resulting from assignment to the Mission. Civilian personnel cost

This initiative will help us to deal prophylactically with similar situations that might arise.

A number of questions arise in this regard, which will require further guidance from the INCD (these are addressed in document A AC.241 29).

It is thought that these difficulties arise from dysfunction in the central nervous system (i.e., brain).

Arise, Yahweh, confront him. Cast him down. Deliver my soul from the wicked by your sword