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

The crisis spread from Greece to other deficit countries, eventually calling into question the euro s very survival.

Yet, despite this good news, the continent s politics have turned upside down, calling into question whether economic success can be sustained.

This lack of trust has brought the eurozone to the cusp of implosion, and is calling into question the very future of European unity.

Now, given both the common sense and scientific data calling the doctrine of the blank slate into question, why should it have been such an appealing notion?

But, rather than calling the UN into question, states are likely to find that they need such a global instrument, with its unique convening and legitimizing powers.

While this is a useful technique, the manipulation can destroy the function of the gene, creating secondary effects and possibly calling into question the results of the experiment.

At the same time, the Commission s latest report on Turkey s progress toward accession notes that political reforms have slowed down, further calling into question the country s future EU membership.

As regards the important question of errors in electronic communications such transactions presenting particular risks the Working Group has drawn up provisions which have the disadvantage of giving parties the possibility of calling into question contracts that have already been concluded.

The world system on which past discussions of nuclear weapons were based has become almost unrecognizable, calling into question the adequacy of the mentality and concepts inherited from that system.

The State party further notes that the evidence presented by the author in respect to these claims is very general and not specific to the Hiawatha First Nation, calling into question its reliability.

On 11 November 1985, Parliament adopted a resolution calling for a National Conference to address the Ambazonian question.

Several internal factors excess resource consumption, environmental degradation, and mounting income inequalities are calling the old model into question, while a broad constellation of US centric external forces also attests to the urgent need for realignment.

Almost all of this happens automatically, without long, contentious negotiations among state governors and federal officials, assistance from the IMF, or calling into question the existence of the United States as a unified political economic entity.

In fact, the PDP Chairman had proposed calling a referendum to determine the most effective mechanism for dealing with the question.

Stronger criticisms called Miyamoto's ethnicity into question

Three areas of activity come into question.

The financial crisis forced sovereign states to substitute their own credit for the credit that had collapsed, and in Europe each state had to do so on its own, calling into question the creditworthiness of European government bonds.

That is hardly an overreaction to a few rare cases. On the contrary, people are justifiably shocked at the steady stream of stories calling into question whether the companies that provide so many essential services in countries around the world deserve their confidence.

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

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

Instead, the talks with the Russians seem to have run aground on the question of calling a conference among the warring parties to agree on elections.

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

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

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

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

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

This is a far nobler calling than simply expanding American hegemony. The question is, does Bush really mean it, and does he genuinely understand what democracy means?

Libya Calling

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.

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

I'm calling Sami.

By calling into question the sacrosanct principle of the inviolability of borders since decolonization, Mr. Kutesa merely revealed what we all knew already his country's irredentist designs on the Democratic Republic of the Congo with the purely mercantilist aim of making a grab for the eastern provinces of my country.

Cuba considers that calling into question the development of programmes for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy in the context of the Treaty not only goes against the spirit and letter of that international legal instrument but also impedes the full and effective implementation of the mandate assigned to IAEA.

Calling into question the reservations regime established under the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties would result in placing excessively narrow limits on the admissibility of reservations, parties' freedom of consent and the supplementary nature of reservations which, in the final analysis, was determined by the will of States.

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.

The independent expert has been attentive to the provision in his mandate calling on him to take into account the views of States.

And we will oppose calling for votes on proposals that do not command the breadth of support necessary to be put into practice.

Someone is calling you.

Someone is calling you.

Sami is calling you.

Sami is calling you.

I'm calling the clinic.