Examples of using Question arose in English and their translations into Russian
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Later, the question arose about the future growth,
Indeed, the question arose whether the Sudan had the judicial
Indeed, we were surprised that the question arose in the first place,
The question arose as to how the international criminal court would discharge its duties if it could not rely on functioning national judicial systems.
However, the question arose whether the manual transmission of electronic data as for example via diskette,
The question arose about the extension, but on the basis of the Novosibirsk enterprises it was impossible due to the limited area.
Therefore, the question arose whether the right to invoke responsibility,
The question arose on how to address the issue of nuclear disarmament
In 1923, the question arose again, this time before the French-German Mixed Arbitral Tribunal in the Blumenthal case,
In this case, question arose about operation and maintenance of on-farm irrigation
In that context, the question arose as to why article 407 of the Civil Procedure Code was not simply repealed.
And now the question arose about the long-awaited purchase iron horse,
The question arose, nevertheless, as to the consequences of non-compliance with the duty of prevention in the absence of damage,
The question arose as to how a company could resolve these various responsibilities and pressures.
In the Case concerning the Gabcikovo-Nagymaros Project, the question arose in a rather specific
The question arose, therefore, whether compulsory fact-finding was truly less rigorous than compulsory conciliation.
And after the beginning of the construction of the large village Augusta Taurinorum and its transformation into a city, the question arose about creating a cultural center.
Since then the question arose as to which standards this sentence applies
The question arose whether those scenarios were exceptional or symptoms of a deeper malaise.
so again the question arose of placing a local bishop in charge.