1.The provisions of this MOU will not give rise to a right of any person to impede the execution of a request.
本谅解备忘录条款（规定）不应赋予任何人妨碍（阻止）任何请求执行的权利。
2.Experience suggests that this sort of intolerance can all too easily give rise to political violence.
经验表明这种毫不宽容的态度极易抬升政治暴力。
3.The circumstances that could give rise to such a scenario would not necessarily need to reflect the underlying fundamentals of the U.
可能产生这种情形的情况不一定需要反映美国经济的基本面。
4.Emissions of VOCs, in and of themselves, do not necessarily give rise to health or environmental concerns.
挥发性有机化合物的排放量，其本身并不一定会导致健康或环境问题。
5.It was necessary to consider whether dextran might give rise to breakdown products of hemoglobin, which might be nephrotoxic or hepatotoxic.
有必要考虑是否葡聚糖是否会引起产品的血红素分解，可能是肾中毒的或肝毒素性的。
6.This can give rise to curious situations, as it did in the case of John who worked as a dustman for a famous corporation.
这常常会引起种种奇快的现象，在一家著名的公司当清洁工的约翰就是这样一个例子。
7."A CNV in the same location could give rise to any number of different conditions, " he said.
“在同一位置的基因拷贝异变可能会引发基因数目的异常，”他讲道。
8.It must be that a strange bundle of passions and vague desires give rise to such a curious social institution or it would not be.
一定有种种古怪的嗜好和莫名的欲望，产生了酒店这种奇怪的社交场所。不然的话，酒店这种玩意儿就不会存在了。
9.But times of stress can give rise to questions about whether the other side of the trade will be able to fulfil its end of the bargain.
但在压力较大的时期，人们有理由对交易对手方是否有能力履约产生问号。
10.The world is ending here as it does each day, and all its measureless torments now give rise to nothing but this promise of peace.
世界就在这里终结，每日如此；它那难以计量的烦恼，最终换来的只有这对于平静的允诺。