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Subparagraph(d) gave rise to a number of criticisms.
Gave rise to a number of comments both in the Commission and in the Sixth Committee.
The report of the Secretary-General gave rise to a number of questions.
The coup d'état gave rise to a number of human rights violations, most of which remain unpunished.
As previously predicted, this case gave rise to a number of appeals.
The issue of prior authorization gave rise to a number of problems, including those relating to periodic renewal, withdrawal of authorization, and new authorizations; there was certainly room for improvement in those respects.
However, the documentation prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat gave rise to a number of problems.
The report nevertheless gave rise to a number of concerns and queries.
The closely related question of the presumption of validity of reservations, gave rise to a number of queries.
It would propose that article 19 be deleted since it gave rise to a number of complicated problems, notably in relation to the sovereignty of States.
Free speech was integral to democracy andthe situation in the United Kingdom gave rise to a number of concerns.
Another delegate said that the NGO had been accused of paedophilia, which gave rise to a number of serious social issues, and in view of the traditional and cultural norms of his country he would vote in favour of the Sudan's proposal.
In the African region, efforts to foster institution-building gave rise to a number of facilities.
However, the actual implementation of the Convention still gave rise to a number of subjects of concern, including the situation of the Roma population, unemployment, a lack of security, segregation and the disproportionate number of Roma involved in legal cases.
There were many rigorous restrictions on abortion in Poland andfamily planning policies also gave rise to a number of questions.
The consideration of possible judicial mechanisms in Working Group 2 gave rise to a number of non-papers by States,to two informal meetings hosted by the Government of the Netherlands, and to a discussion paper prepared by the Chair of Working Group 2, which was considered by the Contact Group at its plenary meeting on 28 January 2010.
The view was expressed however that the question of the nationality of legal persons also gave rise to a number of important problems that must be addressed.
The remark was made in thiscontext that the requirement of State consent, as a building-stone for international jurisdiction, traditionally gave rise to a number of separate proceedings on the issue of jurisdiction alone and that inherent jurisdiction would limit the possibility of recurrent objections on the competence of the court- in particular with regard to the interpretation in each particular case of the provisions of article 22- and thereby contribute to eliminating substantial delays in trial proceedings.
This became a lengthy and complex process, andthe application of the provisions of the Convention and the Agreement gave rise to a number of practical difficulties.
The attempt to take an idea which, in view of the current ethnic composition of the country's population, is politically short-sighted, andfit it into the fairly narrow framework of legal standards naturally gave rise to a number of conflicts between the Law and, on the one hand, the generally recognized principles of law, and, on the other hand, the specialized norms regulating questions of citizenship.
The need for transparency in budget spending is a lesson that has been learned from situations in which the recovered assets transfered to an off-budget fund gave rise to a number of questionable transactions.
The first arrests of Kosovo Albanians indicted for war crimes by the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia gave rise to a number of protest rallies across the province.
Introducing it, the Chair noted that while artisanal and small-scale gold mining had not been specifically listed in paragraph 19 of Governing Council decision 24/3 IV it gave rise to a number of issues and merited separate consideration.
Unfortunately the text is still somewhat unclear and gives rise to a number of questions.
The Iranian-US dialogue on Iraq, in the absence of an Arab stance andin view of the exceptional circumstances in Iraq, gives rise to a number of questions about underlying goals.
When sensing a bio-object installation functioning laser light gives rise to a number of interrelated optical-physical phenomena and biological phenomena.
However, proposals for an immediate and complete ban on production, stockpiling anduse of anti-personnel landmines give rise to a number of questions, some of which I would like to refer to. .
However, they give rise to a number of other paradoxes, so they cannot be considered ideal.
The proposed scheme does give rise to a number of questions, believes Andrey Ageshin, a partner at ART DE LEX law firm.
Although making it an organ of the United Nations would lend the court authority and legitimacy,that could give rise to a number of difficult legal problems.