Testimony from public hearings addressed "grave concern" that gelatin deceptively masks the alcohol content of this drink.
Reserving decision, he said, "Whether the negotiators addressed these grave defects will have to be determined after reviewing the document".
On Friday, Pope Benedict XVI, while en route to Lebanon for a three-day visit, also criticized the regional dimensions of the conflict by saying that importing arms into Syria is a "grave sin". He again addressed the bloody conflict in Syria, which has left more than 25,000 dead according to opposition groups, during a Sunday Mass that drew tens of thousands of people in Beirut.
But first an item of grave importance must be addressed.
Ian Craig, Sakhalin Energy's chief executive, says the local poachers do much more harm.Energetic activists and the company seem between them to have addressed the gravest environmental worries.
In an open letter, published below, NGOs and campaigners led by Amnesty International UK have called on the Prime Minister to address "grave concerns" over the detention of human rights lawyers, repression of ethnic minorities and a crackdown on freedom of worship.
So while the UN summit theoretically presents a rare opportunity to address grave human rights violations committed in the "war on drugs", the US has stood by while a handful of hardline nations push human rights issues to the margins.
Nothing water-wise is natural in the state, which one can dream should make it easier rather than harder to address grave political battles.
For the provider of automated spoken English tests like the VET, how to improve the authenticity in test design without sacrificing the scientific rigor in the scoring algorithm remains a grave challenge to address in the future (see also Chun, [2006], [2008]).
Biodiversity provides a natural connection between immediately improving our quality of life and addressing grave public policy issues such as climate change, energy independence, national security, food safety, crime reduction, air quality, and public health.
