That's why we enacted initiatives that are beginning to give rise to a clean energy economy.
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This political turmoil can be expected to give rise to dangerous if unknowable military developments.
But the court hearings, expected to last over two months, are certain to give rise to more soul-searching.
Those elections, in turn, are liable to give rise to a situation where two separate governments operate in competition.
When a protein, or group of proteins, malfunctions, it appears to give rise to a variety of distinct illnesses.
The tiny components in chips are already starting to give rise to errors.
You can be in a situation where the problems of actually administering it at that time are themselves going to give rise to complaints.
E. appears later in life as well, because it takes a long time for the initial trauma to give rise to nerve-cell breakdown and death.
The particular duties examined are certainly not exhaustive but have been chosen because they appear to give rise to the greatest areas of civil liability and criminal exposure.
" Hansen agrees: "If you look at the fundamentals, there have not been enough changes to give rise to the belief that we will be in recovery in 1999.
He wants only to light a small fire, enough to cook a simple meal, nothing more, hardly an undertaking momentous enough to give rise to premonitions such as these.
But one of the Science studies suggests that such "re-assortment" may not be necessary to give rise to a pandemic strain, and that it might emerge from mutations in H5N1 alone.
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They would also require our courts to revisit the decades old debate over the degree of insult and severity of emotional harm necessary to give rise to a legal remedy for injured feelings.
Certainly, the best part of the book is Mr Grand's description of the inner workings of his artificial-life software, and the way it mimics biological processes to give rise to all kinds of life-like behaviour.
He also found that Mr Fox had facilitated an introduction between his friend and a donor and that donations given to Mr Werritty could be seen to give rise to the perception of a conflict of interest.
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But some of the government's experiments with co-operatives such as foundation hospitals, which are run by local people as well as employees have been unpopular with those MPs and trade unionists who fear the differences in pay and conditions that such decentralisation is apt to give rise to.
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Equally important, steps must be taken now to ensure that the looming, massive Soviet debt to Germany does not give rise to untoward political, as well as economic, leverage that can be exploited to advance the Kremlin's continuing agenda: the neutralization of a united Germany.
This aid is meant to go up there and help win the civilian population over -- instill trust, instill a level of comfort and confidence, trying to get them to separate from the political leadership of the Iraqi regime and trying to give them space to rise up, for lack of a better word.
Mr. Rabin's successor must resist the evident temptation to stifle informed, responsible debate -- and to demean those whose opposing positions give rise to such debate.
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She warned that failure to do so would give rise to a "a right-wing backlash and racist politics".
If the coalition works, voters may warm to the idea of power-sharing, and to the proportional voting systems that inevitably give rise to it. (A referendum on the alternative-vote electoral model, which the Lib Dems prefer over Westminster's first-past-the-post system, is part of the deal.) And the Lib Dems got all this despite flopping at the polls.
With the prices so cheap, we might also see people just subscribing to everything (Amazon, Netflix, Hulu) which could give rise to new services like Jinni to sort through the clutter.
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Earlier work had shown how assigning fuzzy values to self-referential sentences could give rise to mathematical chaos.
If birds, as well as mammals, have personalities, it may make it easier to study the evolutionary pressures that give rise to such systematically different ways of behaving within a single species.
While key manufacturing technologies might be protected, it would be foolish to believe that this arrangement will not give rise to significant compromises in a number of areas of satellite technology in which the United States currently predominates.
The Center for Security Policy looks forward to working with legislators and the executive branch to ensure that America 's security interests and sovereignty are safeguarded as our record trade deficits give rise to ever-increasing opportunities for foreign investors to recycle U.S. dollars through purchases of what remains of our industrial, technology and service sectors.
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Then, Beijing strengthened export incentives, a maneuver bound to rile China's trading partners and give rise to disputes.
In a speech in Silicon Valley, Mr Obama reiterated that he wants to create the conditions in America that would give rise to the next Google and the next Hewlett-Packard.
Then there's a completely new idea, which is to generate a kind of a cell that you would merge with a kind of an egg, and you'd get something that was kind of an embryo but it wasn't really an embryo, and it wouldn't have the potential to grow into anything, and maybe those would give rise to stem cells.
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