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The Heads of State or Government also expressed their concern over the gravity of cybercrime.
They also expressed their concern that this decision could have implications for the future role of CPC itself.
The representatives of CEFIC and FIATA also expressed their concern with regard to the new provisions.
The Ministers also expressed their concern over the increased involvement of organised criminal groups in trafficking in looted, stolen or smuggled cultural property.
The Communication and Information Technologies Working Group of the Expert Council of the government of Russia,having reviewed the project, also expressed their concern with regard to its vague wording.
Delegations also expressed their concern at the delays in recruitment or promotion.
The representative of the regional group and the delegation also expressed their concerns about the unsustainability of funding for the Global Commodities Forum.
They also expressed their concern over the fact that, after 18 August 2014, the process may be transferred into an intergovernmental context, which could potentially exclude indigenous peoples.
During the opening of the current session of the General Assembly,world leaders had also expressed their concern about the lack of tangible progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
Delegates also expressed their concern at the unsustainable debt situation of a number of non-HIPC countries.
Several other respondents not affected by unilateral sanctions also expressed their concern about the adverse impact on economic development and the living standards of countries that face such measures.
Both leaders also expressed their concerns over Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe's reinterpretation of Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution.
Many interlocutors also expressed their concerns over growing trends of corruption in Timor-Leste.
The experts also expressed their concern that, although many schemes were in place, little if any additional financial flows were generated.
Representatives of the international community also expressed their concern about the continuing clashes and deteriorating human rights situation in Southern Kordofan and the Blue Nile States.
They also expressed their concern at the loss, destruction, removal, theft, pillage, illicit movement or misappropriation of and any acts of vandalism or damage, directed against cultural property in areas or armed conflict and territories that are occupied.
Those delegations also expressed their concern about the reductions proposed under the activities of the information service at Geneva.
They also expressed their concern at the lack of subregional coordination mechanisms for women's organizations that could promote the protection of women's rights in situations of armed conflict and more active participation by women in the dynamics of the settlement of conflicts.
Human rights treaty bodies also expressed their concern about the lack of sex-disaggregated data on the types of violence against women and the number of victims.
The Ministers also expressed their concern over the loss, destruction and removal of the cultural property and the increased involvement of organised criminal groups in trafficking in looted, stolen or smuggled cultural property.
The Heads of State or Government also expressed their concern over the increased involvement of organised criminal groups in trafficking in looted, stolen or smuggled cultural property.
The Ministers also expressed their concern over the loss, destruction and removal of the cultural property and the increased involvement of organised criminal groups in trafficking in looted, stolen or smuggled cultural property.
Some countries also expressed their concern about the security situation in Afghanistan and the increase in conflict-related casualties.
Most Parties also expressed their concern about the negative impacts of sea-level rise on low-lying agricultural lands and ecosystems, wetlands and estuaries.
The Council members also expressed their concerns over the tense social climate and the continuing deterioration of the socio-economic and financial situation in Guinea-Bissau.
The participants also expressed their concern at the discrimination against certain groups of displaced persons on the basis of ethnic, political and religious considerations.
Human rights treaty bodies also expressed their concern about the lack of sex-disaggregated administrative data regarding the types of violence against women and the number of victims.
The government of The Gambia also expressed their concern and wished to take in stranded boat people saying,"it is a sacred duty to help alleviate the untold hardships and sufferings fellow human beings are confronted with.
Members of the Council also expressed their concern at reports of ongoing violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in the Great Lakes region and at the widespread culture of impunity.
The members of the Council also expressed their concern regarding the human rights situation in the Central African Republic and called upon the donor community to consider with solicitude the exceptional situation the Central African Republic is facing.