Land issues did arise but they were settled amicably.

But, even under this adventurous assumption, human rights issues arise.

Only after its ratification did the first environmental issues arise.

The following examples merely illustrate the issues which may arise

Analogous issues arise in sector after sector, and in one regulation after another.

Australia is also active in promoting examination of issues that will arise in those negotiations.

Speciation is the evolutionary process by which new biological species arise.

Whenever difficulties arise on specific issues, they can be solved in a pragmatic and efficient way.

It also highlights the specific legal issues that arise with regard to the use of cluster munitions.

Oil supply is likely to be vulnerable to political disruptions long before issues arise from overall scarcity of supply.

New words (or corruptions thereof) may arise from a need to make one's username unique.

Greater difficulties arise in regard to languages used solely by persons belonging to new minorities.

28. The Working Group has outlined some of the main issues which would arise in the administration of a court.

In the Middle East, everyone waits for a new Anwar Sadat to arise among the Arabs.

In addition to the freedom of speech concerns that immediately arise, there are clearly other legal and technical issues to consider.

New issues and related future activities

(b) Alerting the Secretary General on systemic organizational issues that may arise from audit, investigation or evaluation reports, and making recommendations as appropriate

These issues arise as we are discussing a wide range of proposals that leaders will take up when they meet here in September.

All manner of new legal and constitutional difficulties constantly arise. Is an amendment to the EU treaty required?

Those discussions will concentrate on issues emerging from responses to the questionnaires that are regarded as requiring further discussion, as well as on any other issues that may arise from the discussions themselves.

Today s large companies were once only a few people who saw an opportunity arise, new demand that would grow, a change that made something new possible.

This applies obviously in particular to new issues.

Identifying and addressing relevant new and emerging issues.

Decentralization can also result in a plethora of conflicts at the local level as new responsibilities and opportunities arise with the devolving of new powers to the community.

(f) To help the United Nations troubleshoot on difficulties or misunderstandings which may arise in European Commission United Nations relations on policy and programme based issues

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(q) Identifying and addressing relevant new and emerging issues.

But the moral, legal, and diplomatic issues that arise in confronting Australia s irregular migration problem are as complex and the domestic politics as toxic as anywhere else.

The issues that would arise from dealing with allegations of aggression would give ammunition to the ICC s critics who claim that it is a highly politicized institution.

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We have also noted the consensus among the ICTY judges, following their recent plenary meeting, regarding issues that may arise in relation to the trials of multiple accused.

I want Canada's position on particular issues that arise here in the General Assembly to be seen in the context of our long standing policy in the region.

It also brings up new issues, though, like computational irreducibility.

Finally, historical issues could still resurface to cause new problems.

Issues 37 and 38 of CLOUT introduced several new features.

Insufficient time was left to address new and critical issues.

When we talk about such new approaches, we are not trying merely to identify new issues.