These are just some of the questions which arise and the public are entitled to answers.
Take strokes, which arise when clogged vessels divert blood from the brain.
Stems bear leafy shoots (branches) at the nodes, which arise from buds (dormant shoots).
Magnetism, phenomenon associated with magnetic fields, which arise from the motion of electric charges.
It is clear that public bodies must highlight the major public policy issues which arise from this case.
Building the member community means addressing potential democratic deficits, which arise when participation falls below a necessary minimum.
He noted "the obsessive interest in achieving a particular fit" and "the sensations which arise when specific fabrics touch skin".
In terms of production, though, the shows face almost identical decisions, which arise from problems common to this genre.
As the roundtable heard: "There are obstacles which arise in every case, and they are always different".
I shall therefore be exploring alternative options for dealing with any future cases which arise," he said.
Even more pressing however are the questions which arise when we try to calculate the consequences of this military action.
