Sentence examples for problems which may emerge from inspiring English sources

The European Parliament will support all proposals which fairly address real problems which may emerge from free movement – as long as they do not cause discrimination and undermine European values".

On the discussion of benefits, he said: "Allow me to say this very clearly: The European Parliament will support all proposals which fairly address real problems which may emerge from free movement - as long as they do not cause discrimination and undermine European values".

Psychological/mental health problems, which may emerge during this developmental stage [ 5], can often contribute to, or co-exist with physical health concerns, and persist into adulthood i.e. [ 6, 7].

We examined the effectiveness of the IQ Up Cognitive Development Method, which was designed to solve various problems that may emerge from cognitive processing in daily life, in healthy children.

Following Jasmine, more unrest and revolution may come, from which democracy may emerge.

Thereby anticipating possible problems that may emerge during the field work, such as the time used in each interview or the problems of communication due to idiomatic barriers.

Another set of problems, however, may emerge, both in terms of increasing behavioral problems [ 15, 27] and limited health services availability [ 24, 45].

It is still early days and there could be some embedded chips which could cause a problem working their way through the system.' The worst problems may emerge when small businesses reopen on Tuesday.

But it's in the long term where the problems may emerge.

But following this period of heightened security awareness, problems may emerge, and old ways return.

However, problems may emerge if national sustainability criteria for CDM eventually include international environmental conventions.