Something like the classic American standard the speech in question must pose a clear and present danger of violence is therefore essential.

Indeed, the Sabah question is likely to pose problems for both Malaysia and the Philippines for the foreseeable future.

Even if these initiatives are motivated by party rivalry, they nevertheless pose an essential question do we know how to ennoble our democracy?

Other feedback loops pose a similar danger.

Near Earth objects (NEOs) pose a global threat.

Fortunately, Straw s example does not pose such a sharp dilemma.

New cohorts will pose a danger for years to come.

Nor is India or Russia likely to pose a serious challenge.

For Israel, of course, developments in Gaza pose a great challenge.

Nor does Ukraine s relationship with NATO pose a threat to Russia.

Systemic risks drive most crises, and pose a challenge for several reasons.

Thus, external forces do not appear to pose much of a threat.

New medical devices pose equally difficult dilemmas.

Dangerous financial systems pose big fiscal risks.

They pose both conceptual and practical challenges.

This situation continues to pose a risk to respect for the rule of law.

ROLAP tools do not use pre calculated data cubes but instead pose the query to the standard relational database and its tables in order to bring back the data required to answer the question.

Power outages and computer crashes also pose problems.

As a result, investment banking operations might need to be rescued if they pose a systemic threat.

Moreover, for both Uribe and Calderón, instability in Cuba could pose a domestic security threat.

Problems of landlessness and lack of housing facilities pose a significant challenge to sustainable returns.

Christian Democrats pose no danger to democracies in Europe.

The Chairperson invited Committee members to pose additional questions.

Fellows of the Garden shall be on that Day in a goodly abode and a gocdly re pose .

Fellows of the Garden shall be on that Day in a goodly abode and a gocdly re pose .

Conventional taxes raise revenue, but pose a much greater risk of depressing growth in the process.

Articles 11 to 14 did not pose any special difficulties.

So let's try asking a question, like a health related question.

Emphasize the need to provide an immediate solution to the question of commodities, and in this context, stress the need for a more effective international arrangement to address the problems of weak and volatile commodity prices, which pose a serious constraint on sustained development in a majority of developing countries.

In a genuine currency union, wealth transfers and automatic stabilizers mean that such discrepancies do not pose a problem.

There is a high unmet need for contraception, and complications from unsafe abortion pose a serious public health problem.

Were the moral overtones of dealing with the Qaddafis so obvious before the Arab revolutions spread to Libya? Or to pose the question more broadly, is it so clear that advisers should always steer clear of dictatorial regimes?

But creationists, whether biblical fundamentalists or believers in intelligent design, do pose a threat to scientific thinking.

In general, however, opacity is a defining feature of most SWFs, exacerbating the risks that they pose.

In that case, the fact that it cannot be triggered easily does not pose a significant problem.

Foch advocated peace terms that would make Germany unable to pose a threat to France ever again.

Transnational networks of terrorist groups have global reach and make common cause to pose a universal threat.

Alternatively, a targeted export ban of natural resources from some neighbouring countries might pose difficult technical challenges.

As a relatively recent innovation in sanctions policy, such lists frequently pose unprecedented technical and political challenges.

On the other hand, we still need to pose the ethical question Are we being selfish in seeking to extend our lives so dramatically? And, if we succeed, will the outcome be good for some but unfair to others?

We recognize that trafficking in persons continues to pose a serious challenge to humanity and requires a concerted international response.

Sometimes it might even pose high costs for the alleged beneficiaries.

Finally, it identifies particular issues which are likely to pose difficulties.

Even if these initiatives are motivated by party rivalry, they nevertheless pose an essential question do we know how to ennoble our democracy? Can we impose on ourselves a corset of higher ethical standards, thereby refuting Plato s objections to democracy, which are no less our own?

Turning to our business for today, I have a short comment to make and two questions to pose.