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Those who have created their own website,often raises a number of questions.
This raises a number of questions for the Commission on second reading.
In addition, the division of Part Two into four chapters raises a number of questions.
This condition raises a number of questions including for example the scope of partial destruction.
The authors of this definition are aware that such a wide ranging approach raises a number of questions.
The interpretation of the Decision raises a number of questions related to its implementation.
In this very case the collective singing of professional ethics norms by TV companies raises a number of questions.
Such a tendency raises a number of questions related to the proliferation of the humanitarian risk caused by MOTAPM.
Anton Pominov, the executive director of Transparency International-Russia,says this web of connections raises a number of questions.
The request raises a number of questions and the potential impact of answers to those questions. .
This position of the regulator also differs significantly from the opinion of the CBR on inflation drivers in Russia, which also raises a number of questions.
The information provided raises a number of questions, particularly in regard to exceptions to the general application of a specific rule.
The system of compulsory motor third-party insurance since the beginning of its operation in the country raises a number of questions from the owners of the cars.
This fact raises a number of questions about the quality of the studies, including the bidding process, the competence of the customer with regards to the terms of reference, the research purpose e.g.
The fact that there are two types of volume measures, i.e. volume measures in constant prices and chain volume measures in prices of the previous year,also raises a number of questions.
This document raises a number of questions concerning the current extent of physical and institutional connectivity between subregions and submits a number of proposals for obtaining a greater understanding and means of addressing the issues of inter-subregional connectivity.
There is clearly a significant amount of work being undertaken on international classifications by a range of working groups,but their work raises a number of questions.
This approach raises a number of questions, including that of the compatibility between the provisions of the court's statute and the provisions of these conventions with regard to the application of the"try or extradite" principle, which is the basic principle of the aforesaid conventions.
While the Evian approach is presented by the Paris Club as an improvement on the traditional terms applied to middle-income countries,it nevertheless raises a number of questions.
This new attitude on the part of the paramilitaries, which was welcomed by Government spokesmen andrepresentatives of civil society, raises a number of questions, including how, from a legal point of view, to deal with the war crimes perpetrated by members of AUC, and what is to become of the rural properties which in recent years have been expropriated by force in areas under their control.
As can be seen from the concerns expressed in the paragraphs above, while the problems and challenges faced are very well articulated in the Secretary-General's report,the solution proposed still raises a number of questions.
The present note provides background information and raises a number of questions(highlighted in bold type) for consideration at the 2004 special high-level meeting of the Economic and Social Council with the international financial and trade institutions in relation to the three themes selected to focus this year's discussion:(a) impact of private investment and trade-related issues on financing for development;(b) the role of multilateral institutions in reaching the Millennium Development Goals; and(c) debt sustainability and debt relief.
Notwithstanding large-scale inspection, he said, the broadcaster will continue operation in a normal way butaccording to GPB's Director General an immediate decision made by Revenue Service on entering GPB raises a number of questions.
Furthermore, while the predominant present-day legal discourse holds that treaties fall primarily within the domestic realm of States, the manner in which treaties are dealt with in municipal law andby the national courts nevertheless also raises a number of questions.
That situation raised a number of questions.
The proposed mobility and career development framework was complex and raised a number of questions.
Meanwhile, these steps raise a number of questions.
Mr. Alfonso Martínez raised a number of questions relating to the establishment of a permanent forum.
Those considerations raised a number of questions.
The existing draft, however, raised a number of questions requiring further discussion.