This information should be helpful in answering general questions which might arise concerning that relationship.
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I also upped my intake of French films and magazines, and researched terminology and phrases which might arise in the workplace.
(b) The friendly settlement by means of free negotiations of any contentious questions which might arise in the relations between the two countries.
4. The Gauleiter said that the Senate would henceforth seek intervention of High Commissioner in difficult questions which might arise between the Senate and Polish representative.
Mr Justice Harbottle also deals with a protagonist plagued by phantasms which might arise from his own mind, and additionally touches on social issues unusual in 19th-century ghost stories.
9. High Commissioner would be happy if it were possible to obtain from Poland a positive reaction in any formal matter which might arise in the near future so that new methods may be given a good initiation.
Such unit or entity shall assume full responsibility and hold the United States harmless for any legal liability which might arise with respect to the transfer, possession, use, release, or quitclaim of such right-of-way.
Throughout all of this however, I have endeavoured to maintain an open mind to the concept of the tram line and the potential benefits which might arise to the city as a consequence.
As requested by the House, it outlines how parliamentary authorities (or rather, a new statutory body) could employ staff — though it comes with heavy caveats about potential cost, value, flexibility and the ambiguity of relationship which might arise from such reforms.
The Contracting Parties intend to continue their common efforts for the safeguarding of peace and security in their area and to pursue in common the study of the problems of their security, including common measures of defense the need for which might arise in the event of unprovoked aggression against them.
