How has this confusion arisen?

This question has often arisen.

A new difficulty has arisen.

A new difficulty has arisen.

Either way, no regional unity on politics and security has arisen.

The problem has arisen simply because you didn't follow my instructions.

And new questions have arisen.

Some unexpected difficulties have arisen.

Some unexpected difficulties have arisen.

Disappointingly, no new treatments have yet arisen.

In fact, a popular saying that has arisen in recent years holds that graduation equals unemployment.

It has arisen because of plans to change the name of the assembly to the Welsh Parliament.

Of course, protectionist pressures have occasionally arisen since then.

These problems have arisen as a result of indifference.

But pessimism about the potential of human genome research to yield medical breakthroughs has arisen from unrealistic expectations.

Difficulties have arisen with obtaining international driving permits in Russia

(iii) by a declaration before the court or by a written communication after a dispute between the parties has arisen or

The question of remorse has not arisen, because Megrahi has never admitted guilt, and did not drop an appeal against his conviction until just before his release.

In Chinese media reports, the heightened unfriendliness in the region has allegedly arisen from bad rumors and speculations on the part of Filipino commentators.

Since 1980, a virtual prison industrial complex'' has arisen, with phenomenal rates of new prison construction abetted by lucrative construction and prison guard union lobbies.

I believe there is a recent phenomenon, he told me. This has arisen as a result of recent developments, not only in Iran, but globally.

But, until now, no such case had arisen, and there were no procedures for disclosing votes.

1. Conciliation proceedings in respect of a dispute that has arisen commence on the day on which the parties to that dispute agree to engage in conciliation proceedings.

These crises of governmental incapacity have arisen, in both Nigeria and Indonesia, at moments of great promise.

Second, an agreement would need to include a mechanism to determine when such cases had actually arisen.

He felt that he could not lie down, till he had thought over these newly arisen circumstances.

Another development that has arisen from advances in technology is digital language or Internet slang, which speeds up writing and punctuation, but can also let you know rapidly that a message has been read or understood.

But resistance has arisen and will surely increase, so that in the absence of a vaccine, elimination of the mosquitoes that spread the disease is the key to preventing epidemics.

As a result of Russia s revival, a range of disagreements has arisen within the OSCE the only pan European and trans Atlantic organization that includes old Europe and the post Soviet states.

In recent history, a variety of regional powers the Shah s Iran and Nasser s Egypt have arisen in the Middle East.

Suddenly, doubts have arisen, and the cumulative effect of them could to turn a boom into slowdown, or even into recession.

As I look at it, in your case it is necessary to clear up your newly arisen relation to one another.

Over the past decade, Asia moved from division between two superpowers to something that could be described as dominance by one super economy. Either way, no regional unity on politics and security has arisen.

The majority of these alternative security models have arisen to address local issues that have not been resolved by institutional police forces.

Even though the city was completely levelled during World War II, the so called Phoenix City of Warsaw has arisen anew, determined more than ever to become a world class destination (and it is succeeding nicely).

Dolly noticed that Anna did not like the playful tone that had arisen between herself and Veslovsky, yet could not help falling in with it.

Indeed, often it is the state itself, now controlled by a powerful president, that mobilizes chosen groups, aided by the concentration of enormous resources in the government s hands which has arisen due to greater state intervention in the economy.

Since 1980, a virtual prison industrial complex'' has arisen, with phenomenal rates of new prison construction abetted by lucrative construction and prison guard union lobbies. Several states, including California, now spend more on prisons than they do on higher education.

The tsunami that so devastated much of Asia has provided an opportunity for all key players in government, industry, academia, the media, and civil society to look at Asia anew, at both the challenges and the opportunities that have arisen from Asia s resurgence.

He was not thinking of his wife but of a complication that had recently arisen in his official activity and at present constituted the chief interest of his work.

Problems had arisen when the global price of potash had plummeted and both companies attempted to conduct business on the side without informing the other, further depressing the price.

A general fear has arisen in Asia that China is seeking to use its growing maritime might to dominate not only development of the hydrocarbon rich waters of the South China Sea, but also its shipping lanes, which are some of the world s most heavily trafficked.

'The question of her feelings, of what has taken place or may take place in her soul, is not my business it is the business of her conscience and belongs to religion,' said he, feeling relieved at having found the formal category to which the newly arisen circumstance rightly belonged.

But his brother was not alone. A well known professor of philosophy was with him, who had come specially from Kharkov to settle a dispute that had arisen between them on an important philosophical question.

MANILA One of the main sources of tension in Asia nowadays are the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, where the Philippines, Vietnam, China, and others have conflicting claims. In Chinese media reports, the heightened unfriendliness in the region has allegedly arisen from bad rumors and speculations on the part of Filipino commentators.