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It also raises funds for children and poor families together with Save The Children.
Well, Anavar generates lean gains with very little water retention, while it also raises toughness, this truly assisted those obtaining this medication.
It also raises some policy questions that could provide a framework for deliberations.
Well, Anavar creates lean gains with very little water retention, while it also raises stamina, this truly aided those obtaining this drug.
It also raises issues such as discrimination of women in the family and early marriage.
The campaign I Choose to Recycle is one of the characteristics of the event, and the money from the sold cans is used to purchase recycling containers, thus contributing to environmental protection,cleanliness of the city, but it also raises awareness of the people.
It also raises serious doubts about the Israeli Government's motives and its commitment to the peace process.
While this represents an impressive record of achievements on the part of the international community, it also raises the issue of the need for continuing policy coherence among various instruments that exist in these areas, at both the inter-agency and intergovernmental levels.
It also raises related issues, such as discrimination against women in the family and early marriage.
And I think it's important that we recognize that this not only has human costs,which so many of our colleagues have raised today, but it also raises questions about the credibility of Russia's political leadership, who purport to support the Minsk agreements even as Russia continues to flout them.
Additionally, it also raises testosterone in the body, which is a bonus for bodybuilders during post-cycle-therapy.
What first appeared to be a United States housing sector credit instrument weakness is being gradually exposed as more than a liquidity problem affecting United States financial markets- it also raises wider questions of the solvency of banks and financial enterprises internationally threatening, in some cases, the solvency of national economies.
It also raises the issue of access to new, expensive technologies which may substantially improve the living conditions of the people.
The obligation to obtain Security Council authorization prior to the use of force is clear; but while authorizing forceful actionby Member States or coalitions of States can sometimes be an effective response to such situations, it also raises many questions for the future, particularly the need to enhance the Council's ability to monitor activities that have been authorized.
It also raises the question whether this laxity is in part due to their not having a mandate to act in the interests of third markets.
It also raises the question of revisiting Russia's overall approach towards nuclear disarmament which it pursued in the previous decades.
However, it also raises some serious questions, even among the industrialized countries, which are experiencing a worrying rise in unemployment.
It also raises the need to ensure a strategic and programmatic convergence between the UNCCD and GEF approaches to land degradation.
It also raises concerns about the implementation of article 10 of the Convention for immigration officers and guards involved in detention.
It also raises questions about the intricate scheme of how European pollution is exported to the Global South with indirect help of public development money.
It also raises the question of compulsory reference to the courts of another state(e.g. under the Brussels Convention) or to an international body e.g. an ICSID Tribunal.
It also raises a larger question, namely, the sanctity of United Nations declared safe areas and the credibility of relevant Security Council resolutions.
It also raises questions about their hateful silence concerning the continued presence of these Israeli weapons, without any questioning by the IAEA.
It also raises the challenge of upholding the right of self-determination where groups masquerade as political movements while in fact pursuing subversive, criminal and even violent agendas.
It also raises costs of production, imposes constraints on the development of employment opportunities, aggravates diseconomies of scale and entails exorbitantly high infrastructure development costs.
However, it also raises questions about whether expectations were raised too high about the benefits that would be derived in the near term from the policy reforms that the international community has sought from HIPCs.
It also raises the question of whether such initiatives would exempt one State or another for any reason, as it has already been accepted that some States do not need to join the NPT.
It also raises a number of challenges to immigration and refugee policies that address such issues as family reunification and formation, labour migration, trafficking and smuggling, forced migration and migrant health.
It also raises issues that need to be addressed in order for the phenomenon to be analysed in greater depth so as to identify feasible strategies and policy options for enhancing the competitiveness of enterprises, particularly SMEs, through OFDI.
It also raises questions regarding the impact of OFDI on the competitiveness of developing-country firms with a view to identifying strategies and policy options that could contribute to enhancing the benefits of OFDI for enterprise development, particularly that of SMEs.