The plan needs permits from the State Department of Environmental Conservation, which may raise questions.
That enzyme is needed to eliminate some kinds of fatty deposits, which may raise the risk of stroke and kidney damage.
Its latest reinvention is as a free-to-play game fuelled by in-app purchases, which may raise the hackles of old hands, but actually works well.
A planned sale of the state's 51percentt stake in Bank Central Asia, which may raise 5 trillion rupiah ($470 million) or more, is now unlikely to happen before year-end, officials acknowledge.
But Matsui, while mild-mannered and upbeat with his adoring fans, is also shy and understated, which may raise questions about whether he is a fit for a city like New York.
As a result, Botica junior is open to the idea of representing England one day, an ambition which may raise eyebrows among the Farrells and Fords of this world.
Marathon Petroleum, HollyFrontier and other American refiners declined on an announcement that the Seaway pipeline would be reversed, which may raise the costs of crude and narrow profits from making fuel.
The letters are being sent – at a cost of £5m – after Osborne signalled he would like to make another £12bn of welfare cuts in the next parliament, which may raise suspicions he is seeking to soften up voters in order to win political support for further reductions in the benefits budget.
Tax Evasion A domestic area that may be a focus of the investigation is the transfer of the rights by Axes America to Axam Investments, which may raise questions about whether it was intended to avoid paying taxes in the United States.
[12] "A Name," says Hobbes, "is a word taken at pleasure to serve for a mark, which may raise in our mind a thought like to some thought we had before, and which being pronounced to others, may be to them a sign of what thought the speaker had before in his mind".
While oral contraceptives bring with them some tiny risks, especially if used improperly, they arguably pose fewer dangers than many other medicines bought freely at the pharmacy, experts say, including nonsteroidal pain pills like Motrin (which can cause stomach bleeding) and decongestants like Sudafed (which may raise blood pressure).
