The real issue is the fiscal mountain.

But the real issue is not so simple.

The real issue, she noted, was how a conflict was characterized.

But the real issue for prosperity concerns the foundations of the global financial system.

That issue is especially acute in the wake of a generalized real estate crisis.

Judaism, however, is not pacifist, so, once again, there is no real issue of religious freedom at stake.

It is a major and urgent issue. The weaponization of outer space is a real and major threat.

The real issue is whether both sides can acknowledge that Taiwan s people have the right to determine their future.

The real issue is how much money rich country governments will be giving poor country governments, not vice versa.

So the real issue is not whether the noises that Putin and Medvedev make suggest real divergence, and a potential for rivalry, but whether there is daylight at the end of the tandem.

The real situation and the depth of crises in Africa require us to look into the issue of increasing humanitarian assistance.

Now and again, both organizations pay lip service to the issue. But so far, they have exhibited no real desire for change.

The real issue is thus not whether shale gas should be developed in Europe, but when it should be used today or tomorrow.

For example, if another product safety issue involving Chinese imports makes headlines in the US, things could move quickly from disappointment to real anger.

Nevertheless, the issue of how to make a real difference against terrorism goes further than the work or the competence of the CTC alone.

The government is probably happy with these protests, for they divert attention from the real issue the authorities utter failure to address the fundamental problem.

The issue, then, is whether the reformers who carry the real spirit of the 1949 revolution will win the battle for equitable and inclusive growth.

The immediate ethical issue facing us is the real harm inflicted on unsuspecting subjects through a vast array of indignities, adverse events, injuries, and death.

Thus, the real issue in China is not the volume of shadow credit, but its quality, and the banking system s capacity to absorb potential losses.

Cross borrowing from the accounts of closed missions in order to keep the Organization, the international tribunals and active peacekeeping operations viable simply masked the real issue of arrears and the Fifth Committee's inability to address that issue substantively.

Form a purely practical point of view, one reason is that ensuring global financial stability is an issue on which real progress can be made relatively easily.

The real issue not disputed even by most Turks is that Turkey is neither economically ready nor, above all, a mature enough democracy for full EU membership.

Moderate Arab regimes will not dare to engage in an open and serious process of rapprochement with Israel in the absence of real progress over the Palestinian issue.

The Court recommended that the Knesset amend the law to provide a solution to a real problem, and attempt to bypass controversial ideological problems that the issue presents.

I saw real humans with real compassion.

There is no issue that is more pressing. There is a real danger that religious conflict replaces the ideologically based struggles of the last century in an equally devastating form.

While today s quarrel is about who should pay for restructuring Greece, the real issue is the latent distrust between the two partners, which carries the danger of a permanent estrangement.

This is real, tangible change, real, tangible change.

In fact, India s reserved places scheme operates as a deliberate smokescreen, for it allows the government cleverly to mask the real issue, which is access to primary education for India s disadvantaged.

The real issue is the fiscal mountain. According to the International Monetary Fund, the challenge of reducing the public debt GDP ratio to a safe level is daunting for most advanced countries.

11.2 The first issue before the Committee is whether the author's expulsion to Uganda would expose him to a real and foreseeable risk of being subjected to treatment contrary to article 7.

The real issue is how much money rich country governments will be giving poor country governments, not vice versa. Third world debt burdens are little more than a scorecard for past development failures.

Many have been critical of a scene where a fanatical boy brutally murders his sister with a rock. But veteran director Kianoush Ayari believes that is not the real issue behind the banning.

In spite of our efforts to make the investment climate more attractive and to stimulate the economy, it is clear that there will be no real progress until the status issue is resolved.

Now, this is a real hospital, in a real emergency room.

The law does not discriminate against women in any way as regards access to education, employment, property and security. The real issue for Guinean women is ensuring that their rights are recognized and respected.

This issue of non payment and or late payment of assessments by Member States is a long standing one the only real solution is that assessed contributions be paid in full and on time.

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Both polls hold real promise. But they also are in real doubt.

Ownership or possession of real property, with the exception of registered real estate.

Jamaica, for example, would issue aluminum bonds Nigeria would issue oil bonds Sierra Leone would issue iron ore bonds and Mongolia would issue copper bonds.

Hamas must be a part of any lasting solution to the Palestinian issue, not just because it won democratic elections, but also because it controls the Gaza Strip and has real influence in the West Bank.

This is an important issue, to be sure, but the real question concerns the changes that Israel must undertake in exchange for this force being put in place and assuming the risk of such a mission.

Whether or not that percentage is too high, the real issue is that the share is even higher among the most educated and accomplished people, whose activities may be economically and socially useless, if not harmful.