But President Giorgio Napolitano, who has the power to dissolve Parliament and call early elections if the governing party agrees, said Tuesday that the showdown between the executive and the judiciary posed "reasons for anxiety," the news media reported.
The steps planned by the Beijing authorities pose "no reason for concern," said Konstanze Carreras, a BMW spokeswoman.
But Mr. Goldston of the Natural Resources Defense Council said that although most of the policy attachments would never become law, the Republican appropriations flurry was still unnerving — and could pose more reason for concern in coming months.
Other subgroups that are very susceptible to lead exposure are emerging, and scientists say these groups pose another reason that regulations should be strengthened.
The reasons for this are many but some of the reasons pose problems, even if a separate data collection system is setup beside the official system.
Several months later, sheoffered to authorize and endorse the biography,provided "any objections" she posed "forany reason at all" were addressed to "her satisfaction".In exhaustive interviews over thenext few years, Gordimer talked freely withRoberts about almost every aspect of her life.He traveled with her to London and on a boattrip to Chile.
There's a reason why politicians pose with babies, a reason why the oldest photo-op in the campaign manager's handbook is of a candidate holding, embracing or kissing a tiny child.
But this time around, disruption to production networks, especially in automotive and electronics industries, could continue to pose problems".One reason for the region's sudden solidarity with Japan must be the thought that "there but for the grace of God".
Is there a risk of Spain unravelling?The answer is probably no, but there are at least reasons to pose the question.
Those whom intelligence agencies assess as having returned for sinister reasons clearly pose more of a risk than those who returned out of disgust with Isis and its practices.
