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However, this does raise wider issues about how society values the lives of disabled people.

David Cameron stepped up clashes with Labour today by insisting the case of child killer Mick Philpott did raise "wider questions" about the welfare system.

And new facial recognition techniques could raise wider questions in a country that, probably more than anywhere else in the world, is monitored by closed circuit television.

While the Israel Defence Forces Military Advocate General's office has launched investigations into a number of individual incidents of alleged wrongdoing, the testimonies raise wider questions over policies under which the war was conducted.

"These problems represent a significant setback to universal credit and raise wider concerns about the department's ability to deal with weak programme management, over-optimistic timescales, and a lack of openness about progress," it said.

There's a debate building over the relevance of RCTs in health and social care, or at least over the degree of dependence on them in proving the value of interventions like telecare, but these reports raise wider concerns for the care sector.

Still, industry analysts doubted that the S.E.C. investigation would raise wide-ranging questions about I.B.M.'s accounting practices.

The book also raises wider concerns.

But that raises wider issues about patenting policy.

This is controversial and raises wider sustainability concerns.

Third, what is happening within London raises wider questions about redistribution from richer to poorer councils.