Legal disputes can give rise to threats to international peace and security.

First, unlike presidentialism, a parliamentary system can give rise to multiparty ruling coalitions.

And you'd think, Can four simple laws give rise to that kind of complexity?

Acts contrary to this Act can be prohibited by judgement and give rise to liability in damages.

(m) Consequently recognize that indigenous peoples' communal land use and creativity can give rise to property rights

Spain Can Still Rise

This female can live only three to four days, and she needs to give rise to around 400 eggs.

How do the rules give rise to the patterns?

Preference for male children can even give rise to criminal behaviour, inducing parents to dispose of their daughters at birth.

145. Article 19 did not give rise to any observations.

Can I rise up beside you?

Encouraging widespread capital ownership could potentially give rise to good policies.

Lasting prevention means altering the conditions that give rise to conflicts.

which might lead to international friction or give rise to a dispute .

The human rights situation in Iraq continues to give rise to serious concerns.

The title quot United Nations representative quot might give rise to some confusion.

Alternatively, we can allow growing poverty, fear, and anger to give rise to xenophobia and racism, and thus place at risk the EU s greatest accomplishments.

I say unto you, Though he will not rise and give him, because he is his friend, yet because of his importunity he will rise and give him as many as he needeth.

I believe that we can all rise and shine.

What sea level rise can we look forward to?

As such, we subscribe to the draft outcome, because its contents can truly give rise to the international momentum that is necessary to achieve the MDGs.

In all sectors that give rise to concern, whether we are dealing with military, trade, environmental or health problems, no nation can isolate itself from others.

This context, combined with increasing social polarization, could give rise to chaos and violence.

Identify the root causes and the most fundamental factors that give rise to terrorism.

I can give you ...

What can I give?

Companies can give people more control, but they can also give them less control.

But, of course, housing prices can only rise so fast.

'til you can rise up humming these steel guitar blues.

But some places appear a little more likely than others to give rise to bubbles.

Unless the policies fit the values, the discrepancy will give rise to charges of hypocrisy.

Moreover, talks with the regime would give rise to substantial legitimacy problems in the West.

At midnight I will rise to give thanks to you, because of your righteous ordinances.

At midnight I will rise to give thanks unto thee because of thy righteous judgments.

The absence of joint planning may give rise to gaps or duplications in relief efforts.

Lebanon holds Israel fully responsible for any consequences to which those acts may give rise.

This volatile situation is likely to give rise to an addendum to the present report.

They give rise to the trees, they create the debris fields that feed the mycelium.

Globalization, which can bring different civilizations closer, contributes many benefits to society but can also give rise to intolerance among people when they come into contact with civilizations different from their own, without preparation.

You can only give me money or is there something else you can give me?

Secondly, lack of coordination between resident coordinators and special coordinators of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) can sometimes give rise to peculiar problems at the field level.

You can give drug administration.

Can you give me some?

Can I give 700. 700?

What can they give you?