Selim raises a major question

The population objection raises a deeper philosophical question.

And that raises a question of control.

Quantitative easing in the advanced countries also raises a question of coordination.

This raises the practical question of what Iran s current bomb making capability is.

This raises the question of justice, but not the economic consequences of insisting on payment.

Aside from the question of the staffing of the Unit, its new placement raises some concern.

The size of the calamity raises the question of whether small countries can really afford bank bailouts.

Since the world is a closed system, this raises the question Who will run the world s deficits?

That raises the question of globalization, which entails concerted action on many fronts by the international community.

That raises a simple question What is Kenya doing in Somalia, and is it worth the price?

This raises the question of why governments keep secrets at all, and whether those reasons are justified.

All of this raises the obvious question Was the real mistake creating the euro in the first place?

This raises a fundamental question Is Afghanistan s territorial unity really essential for regional or international security?

Yet the Sejm s decision raises the question Do Poles really want Jewish life to return to their country?

The 1960 s analogy raises the question of whether and when a new major international currency could emerge.

At the lower end of the social scale, this raises the old and vexing question of equality of opportunity.

And threatening more sanctions in the future raises the question of why those sanctions have not already been imposed.

And it raises the question of how we're going to define animal species in the age of biotechnology a question that we're not really sure yet how to solve.

This raises an obvious question How has China managed to defy the Mundell trilemma by maintaining all three policy objectives simultaneously?

This raises the question What is really preventing economists and policymakers from devising or even seeking a unified theory of economics?

But looking at the question in this way raises another, and perhaps more significant, issue about virtual activities video game violence.

But the question of which of these ways of understanding happiness best captures what we should promote raises fundamental questions of value.

That raises another important question Does US President Barack Obama really have a domestic mandate for negotiating a comprehensive repeal of the sanctions?

This raises the big question of whether the best escape from poverty comes from general economic growth or from a direct attack on poverty.

This raises the question, which students or graduates can actually afford such a placement? Franz Schröder came to the conclusion in his open letter

This raises the question of the adequate level of debt relief which would truly allow debtor countries to grow out of their debt problems.

All of which raises the question of whether China will eventually replace the US as the world s hegemon, the global economy s rule setter and enforcer.

This raises the question of whether Japan s current problems sluggish growth, high public debt, and rapid population aging presage a similar trend across East Asia.

This raises the question just what is a speculative bubble? The Oxford English Dictionary defines a bubble as anything fragile, unsubstantial, empty, or worthless a deceptive show.

The need to navigate this shift raises the toughest question of all Is the new fifth generation Chinese leadership, headed by President Xi Jinping, up to the challenge?

Microsoft s action raises a key question can the Internet really be a force for freedom that repressive governments cannot control as easily as newspapers, radio, and television?

The same comment further raises the question whether the COP 6 decisions have been followed up primarily by Parties and to what degreeextent, whether political adoption was achieved.

It naturally raises the question why aren t people moving their money from TIPS (and US Treasury bonds and other safe assets) to stocks (and other relatively risky assets)?

That raises the question as to why internal momentum for growth, based on financial and human capital of which there is no overall shortage has failed to materialize.

This clearly raises the stakes.

This, however, raises a question that will be referred to below, namely, the question of competence to formulate an act related to a matter which, under the Constitution of the country in question, lies within the exclusive competence of the President of the Republic and is subject to the approval of Congress.

Economic sanctions alone are dubious against the world s most sanctioned country. And threatening more sanctions in the future raises the question of why those sanctions have not already been imposed.

Tom raises Arabian horses.

This raises another concern.

This, of course, raises the broader question of whether declining birthrates, in Russia and elsewhere, imply a crisis of the liberal idea of freedom, with its focus on individual rights?

STONY BROOK, NY Iran s continued unrest, now extending through the 30th anniversary of the revolution that toppled the Shah, raises the question of whether the Islamic Republic is about to fall.

This new, more focused and limited American role thus raises the following question for America s European partners Can they afford the luxury of being unable to defend themselves without US help?

This raises an interesting point.

This raises serious ethical questions.