It is called a glioma because it arises from glial cells.

It arises partly from the fact that Russia is an imitation culture.

Power arises from asymmetries in interdependence.

From this hard choice arises another dilemma.

This problem arises from a variety of reasons.

One set of concerns arises from the perspective of shareholders.

Anti Semitism is disgusting in whatever form it arises.

But neither gender nor racial discrimination arises from purely personal preferences.

Part of the difficulty arises from the perpetual African dilemma of identity.

The obligation arises from the divorce law or family law of each country.

An additional threat to the transatlantic alliance arises from the emerging new world order.

This in part arises from a failure to provide the EU with political power.

An amount of 3,277,774 net saving arises from the cancellation of 2002 2003 obligations.

This arises from the light from three galaxies at distances of 3, 6, and 11 billion light years.

Today s debate over national identity arises from this tension, so it s not surprising that it has become a central issue of the presidential campaign.

It arises from confrontation with some specific recalcitrant matter of fact (which Dewey called a 'situation'), which unsettles our belief in some specific proposition.

National greatness for a world power always arises from its ability to shape the world.

Clearly, however, poverty arises from various complex conditions, and its amelioration requires a multidimensional approach.

The main environmental issue that arises from using PAF is the production of fluoride gases.

That . And whoever venerates the sacraments of Allah indeed that arises from the Godwariness of hearts .

That . And whoever venerates the sacraments of Allah indeed that arises from the Godwariness of hearts .

A soundscape is a sound or combination of sounds that forms or arises from an immersive environment.

The AP Twitter hoax represents systemic risk that cannot be eliminated, for it arises from the interaction of highly integrated financial markets and increasingly democratized news delivery.

(a) Original contract means the contract between the assignor and the debtor from which the assigned receivable arises

The reason arises from a component of tumor biology not ordinarily investigated the cost of resistance to treatment.

The right of abrogation arises from the occurrence of war regardless of the original intention of the parties

This peculiarity arises in summary criminal proceedings.

Although it is a political and not a legally binding declaration, the issue of definitions nonetheless arises.

Yet it would be very wrong to suppose that gaping inequality is stable as long as it arises through innovation and growth.

This right arises from what are now known as clauses 36, 38, 39, and 40 of the 1215 Magna Carta.

The concept of Balanced Trade arises from an essay by Michael McKeever Sr. of the McKeever Institute of Economic Policy Analysis.

Herd behavior arises, Keynes thought, not from attempts to deceive, but from the fact that, in the face of the unknown, we seek safety in numbers.

This bias usually arises from policies that in themselves are not specifically aimed at SMEs (such as fiscal and labour policies) and from complex regulatory frameworks.

This phenomenon arises in most African countries with ongoing conflicts.

Lastly, the authors hold that the State party's responsibility arises both from the actions described above which it permitted prior to Angola's independence, and from a continuous failure to discharge its duty to provide diplomatic protection since then.

From the kingdom s uniqueness now arises a set of economic and social questions that are of pressing interest for the entire world.

As its name reveals, this court is not permanent and it sits when a special case belonging to its jurisdiction arises.

While it should not be a substitute for punishment, nor lessen the punishment in the formal legal system, in general, the punishment problem arises from misunderstanding and misapplication of formal and customary laws.

It disputes the author's argument that the present circumstances of his incarceration are irrelevant to his complaint, which arises from his individual experience on particular days, with particular individuals, and not from an express legislative provision of general application.

A similar bias arises from the occasional tendency to view political patronage elsewhere as being more corrupt than the same practices at home.

So the question naturally arises what can we learn from the first Iraq war, one widely judged as a military and diplomatic success?

When social organizations are strong, conflict arises to control public resources.

But it offers the potential for a relationship of the sort that arises only between countries with deep and many layered ties.

It is vital that, when the need arises, we give effect to our resolve and follow the principles we have agreed upon.

Law France uses a civil legal system that is, law arises primarily from written statutes judges are not to make law, but merely to interpret it (though the amount of judicial interpretation in certain areas makes it equivalent to case law).