Coffee does not arouse my interest.

Nuclear weapons arouse apocalyptic visions and prompt legitimate fear in public opinion.

It should be short enough to arouse interest, but long enough to cover the subject.

These measures have also served to stigmatize these organizations in the public mind and arouse public consciousness against them.

General (public) interest.

To arouse the people's anger.

By the 1980s, scientific evidence linking greenhouse gas emissions from human activities to global climate change began to arouse public concern.

These problems must arouse enough attention.

How to arouse a woman's desire?

But I know that I arouse curiosity.

You do arouse the pagan in me.

One might even argue that her entire behavior ever since we met, including her affair with Daniel, had been the surest way to arouse my interest in her.

Look at her. Does she arouse your sympathy?

I arouse something in them, I bother them.

(c) To discuss matters of public interest and

The growing complexity of such questions called for a determined effort to arouse public opinion and to enable the international community to find viable and effective solutions.

He should use both formal decisions and public statements to advance the public interest.

It would be too dangerous to arouse too much curiosity.

I therefore want to encourage public interest in space.

Interest rate and public sector discount rate, where available

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111. Congress may initiate investigations on any subject of public interest.

Privatization and public utilities were also of special interest to them.

We don't want to arouse suspicion. We can't do a thing right now!

What envy you arouse in this human life that is nothing but a struggle!

Transparency and accountability without integrity may not end up serving the public interest.

Like any government official, you have a duty to serve the public interest.

In situations of possible or perceived conflict of interest between public officials apos public duties and private interests, they shall disqualify themselves from any decision making process relating to such conflict of interest.

It consists of work in the public interest that is run by the Public Administration and non profit making charities (AI).

Though it wasn't a talent that would arouse the admiration of any of our friends,

And there really wasn't a specific company that was focused on the public interest.

One of the purposes of laws and regulations is to safeguard the public interest.

Furthermore, Yugoslavia lacks a tradition of public interest litigation which could benefit disadvantaged groups.

14. The right to not have the law applied retroactively, with the exception of laws concerning public order and the public interest.

align with war tasks and opponents and arouse a trend of researching on war related issues

Putting the personal and party interest over the national interest, they failed in their bid to sway public opinion away from supporting the National Convention.

For the reasons below, we consider that the changes were timely, in the public interest, and in accord with consensus of public opinion.

1. A public office, as defined by national law, is a position of trust, implying a duty to act in the public interest.

1. A public office, as defined by national law, is a position of trust, implying a duty to act in the public interest.

1. A public office, as defined by national law, is a position of trust, implying a duty to act in the public interest.

Results of reliable public opinion polls provide relevant and meaningful information of interest to voters.

These riots, costing millions and millions of tax payer dollars, have aroused great public interest.

An entire area is being temporarily evacuated in the interest of public order and safety.

If interest rates are low, we can attract a great deal of money from the public.

Integrity, by requiring that the public interest be paramount, provides the basis for transparency and accountability.