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Increasing traffic, however, has given rise to serious social problems.
This accident has given rise to serious doubts regarding the safety of nuclear energy around the world.
There are other political issues which give rise to serious concern.
A serious relationship can give rise to serious disagreements, and to learn to deal with them- vital.
From this point of view, the draft budget for the year 2000 gives rise to serious concern.
Recent events in China have also given rise to serious concerns related to respect for human rights.
He has clashed with his girlfriend's father on several occasions, which gives rise to serious concern.
By contrast, a marketing ban would give rise to serious difficulties according to the Commission's trade and legal experts.
Whereas the state of the stock of herring in the North Sea, Skagerrak andKattegat gives rise to serious concern;
Failure to follow such a shaykh gives rise to serious misunderstandings and interruptions that result in such events as the tragedy of September 11, 2001.
In this connection,we are concerned that the very open wording may give rise to serious problems in interpretation.
If it is not able to show that they are inaccurate,the Commission's findings can give rise to serious doubts as to the existence of an adequate and effective series of supervisory measures and inspection procedures see Greece v Commission, paragraph 29 above, paragraph 35 and caselaw cited therein.
The acts of vandalism against churches in Malaysia following a High Court ruling on the use of the word'Allah' give rise to serious concerns.
As regards the products examined under the mer ger regulation,the Commission's investigations showed that the acquisition gave rise to serious competition concerns on the French market for steel profiles for the construction industry, on which the new entity would have had a combined market share of about 65.
IMPLEMENTATION OF AGREEMENTS: The EEC's large balance of trade surplus which is growing in most cases,has given rise to serious concern.
Among the proclamations of'intelligent, sustainable and inclusive growth' are the guidelines that have prevailed,which have given rise to serious imbalances within the EU, the real divergence of EU economies, the severe crisis and the recessionary outlook that some Member States are facing, with unemployment and deep social injustices.
Which have been reported as performing abnormal manoeuvres since entering the airspace of a Member State such as to give rise to serious safety concerns;
Under the applicant's first claim,namely that Ryanair's shareholding in Aer Lingus gives rise to serious competition concerns, the applicant argued that the refusal of the Commission to adopt measures under Article 8(4) to request disposal of Ryanair's minority shareholding is contrary to previous Commission decisions, and referred in particular to the Commission's decisions in Tetra Laval/Sidel and Schneider/Legrand.
Mr President, the Commission welcomes the debate here today on a problem that gives rise to serious concern, that of trafficking in human organs.
FR Apart from outstanding issues such as the role of the Commission in allocating and controlling credits,there are certain points that give rise to serious problems.
I would also point out, therefore, that Parliament's Rules of Procedure have not been observed andthat an infringement of Rule 36 is bound to give rise to serious doubts about the validity of Parliament's decision on the grounds that it has not followed its own procedures.
My group would like to repeat that the failure to include the European Parliament, the civil society organisations that have so far been affected, oreven the national parliaments, gives rise to serious questions.
However, the extension of this obligation to only the Community companies in third countries gives rise to serious legal and commercial difficulties.
As ownlabel cigarettes are a significant source of competition in the UK market, particularly in the low-priced sector,this situationgave rise to serious competition concerns.
These waves are all around us, bringing undeniable benefits, which I do not for a moment question in this report, but also,it has to be said, giving rise to serious questions with regard to their impact on our health.
I am referring here to the likelihood of all markets in Europe being much more open to imports from outside the Community, particularly from the United States,imports which even at present are giving rise to serious surplus problems.
The pact on stability and growth will impose conditions on the future budgetary policies of national governments and give rise to serious problems for some Member States.
FR Mr President, the rapporteur, Mr Corbett, actually expressed his views, using offensive language, I might add, outside the Constitutional Affairs Committee regarding the political family of which I am one of the representatives in this House;this clearly gives rise to serious doubts as to his impartiality.
Consequently, the Commission considered that the high market shares achieved by GEC Alsthom insome Member States could not give rise to serious concerns about effective competition.
An overall mark which, according to the evaluator'is not of a scientific nature is assigned to each DG XXIII action,ranging from 1(action giving rise to serious reservations) to 5 very useful action.