In short, nuclear Iran would call Europe s fundamental security into question.

Their response could, in turn, call into question that very openness.

Those actions seriously call into question that State's commitment to the moratorium on nuclear testing.

The last thing they want is mass unemployment and urban unrest to call their positions into question.

The challenges confronting NPT were dire enough to call into question the effectiveness and viability of the Treaty.

Likewise, subsequent violations of these conditions would seriously call into question the intentions behind inviting the Special Rapporteur.

Last but not least, Hollande is not likely to call into question Sarkozy s decision in 2009 to reintegrate France into NATO s military command.

If not halted, such measures could call into question the Jewish presence on the Continent in the longer term.

But that position is difficult to reconcile with Germany s inability to call into question the euro or European structures and treaties.

Markets understand that the ECB cannot forever substitute for other government agencies, so they repeatedly call into question its bridging strategy.

One country s failures can threaten the entire European economy, and can call into question the fruits of 60 years of integration.

Nor should today s uncertainties become an excuse to call into question the need to continue and complete the process of EU enlargement.

The continuing violations of these binding agreements seriously call into question the parties' commitment to finding a peaceful solution to the crisis.

The difficulties encountered in the implementation of the peace agreements call into question the feasibility of the presidential election planned for October 2005.

In the State party's view, the results of this inquiry call into question the complainant's credibility and the general veracity of his claims.

We call on all Ivorian parties to respect their commitments under the Linas Marcoussis Agreement, which has been called into question several times during the past year.

That would once again call into question the very existence and recognition of such rights, ignoring the principle of the universal, interdependent and interrelated nature of all human rights.

The main thrust of the report seems to call into question the National Convention process, the first important step of the seven point political road map for transition to democracy.

Stronger criticisms called Miyamoto's ethnicity into question

Three areas of activity come into question.

Moreover, the document makes scant and controversial references to sovereignty, while it seems to call into question the fact that the United Nations is basically an intergovernmental Organization to defend States.

During that discussion and the subsequent consultations, some might have been tempted to call into question what was achieved during the formal meetings in 2004, particularly on new and additional issues.

The next question is, how do you answer the call of nature at minus 40?

As a result, it is much more likely that Syria s disintegration would call the entire post World War I (or post Ottoman) Middle Eastern state system also called the Sykes Picot system into question.

Unfortunately, that historic achievement is now being called into question.

Certainly, America s global role will not be called into question.

6.5 In the present case, the Committee notes that the State party has drawn attention to inconsistencies and serious contradictions in the complainant's accounts and submissions which call into question the truthfulness of his claims.

The CD's relevance would be called into question if we were unable to respond to this ardent call from the international community, not to mention the further strain this would place on the NPT regime.

It's not just a question of cleanliness it's also a question of how those organisms then turn into human disease.

But now even that is coming into question, thanks to Germany.

There is no question of their falling into the wrong hands.

First question If I want to ask them to call up because they do hear them through the ear.

Unfortunately, the steps that were taken recently considerably jeopardize the credibility not only of UNMIK but of the United Nations as a whole and call into question the impartiality of the role they should play in future processes.

As a result, the European project itself could be called into question.

So the big question is why growth hasn t translated into poverty reduction.

His repeated allegations on various subjects reflect certain personality traits and are part of his tendentious strategy to draw attention to his case and call into question the grounds for his convictions, which have been upheld by the courts.

The work immediately begs the question, Why didn't they go into the waters?

It is true that bad governance by the Haitian leaders is partially responsible for this state of affairs, but the international community must also call itself into question, engage in self criticism and seek to develop a culture of efficiency.

It was further noted that a concept such as predominant nationality could call into question the principle of the sovereign equality of States, since no criteria existed in international law to determine the predominance of one nationality over any other.

So now we're going into what we call the reading room sorry, living room.

Fourteen years had passed since the explicit call by the United Nations to solve the question of the persons who had disappeared.

Indeed, the crisis is calling into question the very foundations of the European Union.

The mixed record of poverty reduction calls into question the efficacy of conventional approaches.

In crimes with political motivation, the serenity of justice could be called into question.

We shall call their deeds into Our presence and scatter them into the air as dust ( turn them devoid of all virtue ) .