51.   Netanyahu says that he is sincere about his commitments to peace and that the difficulties have arisen from Palestinian refusals to live up to previous agreements.

52.   Other difficulties arose in the designation by computer of the volunteer officials who are to serve as presidents, secretaries and vote-counters at the polling places.

53.   Western officials who are observing the elections predicted that difficulties might arise from logistical problems and some corruption, though not extensive fraud.

54.   When difficulties arise, they can turn to Andy Swift.

55.   Whatever difficulties arise, Oates said his intent is to address them behind closed doors.

56.   A similar difficulty arises for Cik Maimunah, a pretty young lady whose special subjects are family law and private international law.

57.   But difficulties apparently have arisen over the allocation of authority among senior executives.

58.   But the difficulties arising from the diversity of the member economies is obvious from disagreements like the one about information technology.

59.   Difficulties apparently arose over the allocation of authority among senior executives.

60.   However, difficulties have arisen over the allocation of authority among senior executives.