Three areas of activity come into question.

Ms. Narain (Mauritius), referring to question 10, said that the National Children's Council Act had come into force in 2004.

But the unspoken issue behind Thailand s unrest is that, with the country s 82 year old king ailing, the Palace s moral force has come into question.

Stronger criticisms called Miyamoto's ethnicity into question

Come into the house.

You've all experienced this yourself, even if you've never come into our lab to eat potato chips. So here's a question You want to buy a car stereo.

And come into My Paradise !

And come into My Paradise !

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

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

They're going to come into your neighborhood.

We decided to come into the U.S.

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.

Now before I dig into the different systems of collaborative consumption, I'd like to try and answer the question that every author rightfully gets asked, which is, where did this idea come from?

And sharks used to come into the bay.

That shift, however, has now come into view.

This proposal could come into effect much sooner.

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.

He said to the heaven and the earth Come ( into being ) , willingly or unwillingly . They said Here we come ( into being ) in willing obeisance .

He said to the heaven and the earth Come ( into being ) , willingly or unwillingly . They said Here we come ( into being ) in willing obeisance .

When Parfit does come to the question of what matters, his answer might seem surprisingly obvious.

The question is no longer whether Putin s regime will survive, but what will come after him.

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

And when ye come into an house, salute it.

So, the big the answer to this question is simple Pay 4,000 bucks and come to TED.

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.

This measure will come into effect on December 17, 2005.

The first purpose is, of course, to persuade the country in question to come around to others views.

They not only demonstrate a willingness and a determination to come to grips with the question of expansion but also demonstrate that the question can no longer be put off.

A far more fundamental question has come into view can a Palestinian government that draws its authority from an agreement with Israel stay in power when it is led by an organization committed to the destruction of Israel?

Surely I will not come into the structure of my house, nor go up into my bed

Surely I will not come into the tabernacle of my house, nor go up into my bed

The question is not whether that is accepted the question is, what is the process to be followed to ensure that article 35 comes into force?

Indeed, what defines a recipient country has increasingly been called into question in recent years.

At that point, the future of an independent Iraq itself will be called into question.

That has changed, and we see the region s imperially imposed frontiers being called into question.

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

So some of the stars have come into alignment for Bush.