By declaring a caliphate last week — and himself the caliph, or spiritual leader, of Muslims worldwide — Abu Bakr Baghdadi, the mysterious Islamic State leader, might create opposition from rival groups.
They are seeking a mechanism by which humans might create a new universe from scratch.
Mr. Kyles, the minister, who holds Mr. Ray responsible, said the debate over the assassination might create "some minor distraction" from the weekend's events here.
The problem is that venture firms might create a brain drain from the likes of Airbnb and Uber if they keep luring the companies' workers to start new companies.
When Jennifer's manager worries that her request will open the floodgates — encouraging people to ask for extra holiday any time they work long hours — she can divert and focus on criteria they might create to prevent that from happening.
The reason CBD might create a different reaction from THC, my experts tell me, is that the two interact with different receptors in the brain.
And freedom from want might create scope for other socially benign activities, such as work or self-employment that generates some income, just not enough to live on.
The mixing of genes that occurs during hybridization might create new combinations of genes (from gene combinations that have already been shaped by evolutionary pressure in the parental subspecies), allowing new patterns to arise [30].
The director of Notre Europe, Yves Bertoncini, who did attend the meeting with Mr. Barroso, acknowledged that accepting money from the European Commission might create suspicions that "he bought my breakfast and my lunch, so I'll be kind to him".
34 – In certain legal systems, it seems very unlikely that national measures for the implementation of Security Council resolutions would enjoy immunity from judicial review (which incidentally shows that a decision by this Court to exclude measures such as the contested regulation from judicial review might create difficulties for the reception of Community law in some national legal orders).
