How do the rules give rise to the patterns?

Such a plan will give rise to many problems.

Having a competitive mentality can give rise to negative emotions.

The ambiguity of that provision could give rise to abuses.

Lasting prevention means altering the conditions that give rise to conflicts.

Recent events give rise to anxiety and concern in many respects.

These should include custodial penalties that would give rise to extradition.

What are the issues that most often give rise to consultations?

Legal disputes can give rise to threats to international peace and security.

The human rights situation in Iraq continues to give rise to serious concerns.

I say unto you, Though he will not rise and give him, because he is his friend, yet because of his importunity he will rise and give him as many as he needeth.

I say unto you, Though he will not rise and give him, because he is his friend, yet because of his importunity he will rise and give him as many as he needeth.

And you'd think, Can four simple laws give rise to that kind of complexity?

Identify the root causes and the most fundamental factors that give rise to terrorism.

However, those criteria might in some cases prove inadequate and give rise to problems.

The technologies that give rise to this are the information and communication technologies (ICTs).

(c) Be sufficiently precise to give rise to identifiable and practicable rights and obligations

They give rise to the trees, they create the debris fields that feed the mycelium.

At midnight I will rise to give thanks to you, because of your righteous ordinances.

At midnight I will rise to give thanks to you, because of your righteous ordinances.

At midnight I will rise to give thanks unto thee because of thy righteous judgments.

At midnight I will rise to give thanks unto thee because of thy righteous judgments.

The absence of joint planning may give rise to gaps or duplications in relief efforts.

Lebanon holds Israel fully responsible for any consequences to which those acts may give rise.

Organization of popular awareness campaigns that will give rise to non traditional programmes aimed at

This volatile situation is likely to give rise to an addendum to the present report.

The operations of the Commission in 1996 will give rise to expenditure not exceeding 688,600.

He said O Lord, give me respite till the day the dead rise from their graves.

He said O Lord, give me respite till the day the dead rise from their graves.

So (give) glory to Allah, when ye reach eventide and when ye rise in the morning

So (give) glory to Allah, when ye reach eventide and when ye rise in the morning

On that understanding, the implementation of paragraph 4 would not give rise to any additional requirements.

Such separation shall give rise to the financial rights set forth in the contract of marriage.

The uncontrolled expansion of neoliberalism is going to give rise to a new wave of controls.

Their interactions from their close proximity to each other might also give rise to knowledge spillovers.

They also give rise to a need for new channels of communications between the age groups.

However, it is medical exposures that give rise to the largest contribution from man made sources.

Acts contrary to this Act can be prohibited by judgement and give rise to liability in damages.

Intrusive techniques such as closed circuit television or radiation monitoring may give rise to proliferation sensitive information.

(m) Consequently recognize that indigenous peoples' communal land use and creativity can give rise to property rights

The Panel finds that these features give rise to a heightened risk of overstatement of the claims.

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(a) The first concerns certain practices which give rise to violations of economic, social and cultural rights.

Since the sub Saharan economies depend heavily on imports for capital goods, a faster rate of investment will give rise to an associated rise in imports of such goods.

Therefore, the implementation of paragraph 3 (c) would not give rise to any additional requirements at this stage.