However, in solving problems that might arise from rapid international convergence of competition policies, close cooperation among countries would be increasingly necessary.

Mr. Boengkih discussed problems that might arise should France decide to call a referendum on self determination to be organized separately in each province.

I'm sure there will be other problems that arise.

The problems arise in the implementation of these regulations.

At present, problems arise in these circumstances, because there is

However, problems arise in large companies, whose workers are exploited.

17. Special problems arise in cases of large scale influxes.

And my clients will assist you with any... resettlement problems that may arise.

The Secretariat could be called upon to answer most questions and to assist with various problems that might arise during the two years that elected members spent on the Council.

(c) Problems that might arise from the presence of Iraqi installations and Iraqi citizens and their assets in the demilitarized zone on the Kuwait side of the newly demarcated boundary.

In such cases, problems generally arise when it comes to coordinating and harmonizing activities.

127. In practice, however, difficulties often arise. Two problems in particular are commonly encountered.

In the absence of a reliable and comprehensive intelligence assessment, substantial misconceptions might arise and resources might be misallocated.

Practical problems would also arise the members of the Human Rights Committee were nationals of States parties to the Covenant, which might not be parties to an optional protocol on enforced disappearances.

38. Problems also arise in connection with family situations (for example, marriage or family reunification).

This initiative will help us to deal prophylactically with similar situations that might arise.

In such cases, problems generally arise when it comes to coordinating and harmonizing data collection systems.

The problems of the past had been overcome, but new ones would arise in the future.

In the event of capital withdrawal, a difference might arise between individual and social costs.

This means that the problems that led to the appearance of this Project will arise increasingly frequently.

However, problems often arise at a later stage, emanating from issues and aspects beyond the Agency s control.

There might be logistical problems, or upcoming elections or other reasons might be invoked.

quot (3) Future receivable means a receivable that might arise after the conclusion of the assignment.

The Expert Meeting was also aware of the budgetary implications that might arise from its recommendations.

However, serious conceptual and data problems are likely to arise in the estimation and interpretation of tariff equivalents.

It is important therefore that a mechanism be adopted to address the problems that arise from currency fluctuations.

His delegation asked how such problems might be resolved.

I might solve some of your problems, possibly all.

While States may address these problems in different ways, religion or belief remain an essential part of human nature and the problems that arise are essentially universal.

I'm not afraid of facing pressure. When problems arise, I will quickly think of ways to find the solutions.

31. The sanctions committees should give priority to the humanitarian problems that could arise from the application of sanctions.

As a result, questions might arise as to whether the foreign representative had standing for making the application.

Several standards exist for transmitting data and images and for making electronic medical records, and compatibility problems could therefore arise.

I think that that might solve the problems mentioned by our colleagues.

Four years later, the same problems persistent and might even have worsened.

Thus, a claim of diplomatic protection by a State would arise under general international law, whereas a claim by an international organization for injury to its agent might in certain circumstances arise under a treaty.

that the generation to come might know, even the children who should be born who should arise and tell their children,

that the generation to come might know, even the children who should be born who should arise and tell their children,

Such close review of all information pertaining to the adopting party helps ensure that no problems arise at any step in the process.

Services offered to higher risk groups are of lower quality and are less able to deal successfully with any problems that may arise.

Such support is necessary because the United Nations lacks the capacity, resources and expertise to address all problems that may arise in Africa.

A generic reference to the term would therefore be sufficient and would allow flexibility in dealing with different situations that might arise.

Such cooperation will invariably help to minimize such problems as may arise with legislative texts or other acts undertaken by the President or Government.

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

It was also observed that the higher ranking suppliers, whose products might be produced on a higher cost basis than those of lower ranking suppliers, might submit unrealistically low prices during the auction itself, and therefore a performance risk might arise.