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Similar concerns were expressed regarding restrictions applied to remand prisoners.
Throughout 2008, including at congressional hearings held by the United States House of RepresentativesCommittee on Natural Resources, Subcommittee on Insular Affairs, Oceans and Wildlife, in February 2008, concerns were expressed regarding increased labour costs and the continued minimum wage escalator clause and the impact it had already had and is expected to have on the business community if additional increases were not suspended.
Further concerns were expressed regarding the physical and psychological integrity of those in detention.
While the view was expressed that a consignee must have control over the goods,and thus must have control over the transport document or record, concerns were expressed regarding whether the standard of"exclusive control" was appropriate in draft article 48, since it was used in other contexts in respect of negotiable electronic transport records, as, for example, in draft article 1(12)(b) definition of"holder.
Concerns were expressed regarding the insufficiency of resources available to support adaptation activities.
However, some serious concerns were expressed regarding the report itself, in particular the lack of comprehensive evaluation of the various deliberations of the Council.
Concerns were expressed regarding the necessity for action in Asia because of its rapidly ageing population.
Some concerns were expressed regarding slow progress on issues on concern to developing countries.
Concerns were expressed regarding the levels of new posts, and the“top-heaviness” in the middle and higher echelons of the staffing table that would result from their establishment.
Concerns were expressed regarding the decrease of resources allocated to the analysis of socio-economic development trends in the Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
Concerns were expressed regarding the statement that the availability of extrabudgetary resources was an external factor that might affect the achievement of expected accomplishments.
Concerns were expressed regarding the impact and burden on the host countries and queries were raisedregarding the measures UNHCR would take in that regard. .
Concerns were expressed regarding the non-availability of information on the target audiences of various outputs produced by the Department, their level of satisfaction, and the usefulness and impacts of the outputs.
Concerns were expressed regarding the fact that the availability of extrabudgetary resources had been reflected as an external factor which might affect the achievement of expected accomplishments.
Very serious concerns were expressed regarding the uncertainties about whether the Millennium Development Goals, especially the goal of halving poverty by the year 2015.
Concerns were expressed regarding the lack of real progress in the implementation of commitments accepted in chapter 33 of Agenda 21 which made it more difficult to achieve sustainable forest management world wide.
Concerns were expressed regarding the impact of the anticipated retirement of staff on the quality of services in the Department, and the difficulties encountered in recruitment as a result of the implementation of the new system, Inspira, were noted.
Some concerns were expressed regarding the reference in draft article III to a transit State, while others felt it was important to retain the reference therein since article 5 of the Convention established obligations for a transit State.
Additional concerns were expressed regarding how a derogation that bound a third party to a volume contract might affect that party's rights with respect to choice of forum in jurisdiction or arbitration clauses.
While supporting article 29, concerns were expressed regarding its possible misinterpretation and the ambiguous role of consent as a circumstance precluding wrongfulness, particularly where the breach of an international obligation concerned more States than the one which was directly injured and which might have consented.
Concerns were expressed regarding the continued deterioration of the conditions of seafarers and possible means for improvement; the vulnerability of small island developing States; and environmental risks associated with the maritime transport of radioactive material, which are being addressed through a new instrument adopted by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Concerns were expressed regarding the level of integration of public information services and activities among New York, Geneva and Vienna, and the level of coordination with other entities in the United Nations system, both at Headquarters and in the field, in order to avoid duplication of activities and services and increase the efficiency of public information activities.
Concern was expressed regarding the impact any future reduction in resources could have.
Concern was expressed regarding cases where seized drugs had disappeared;
Concern was expressed regarding the decrease in funding for programmes on alternative development.
Concern was expressed regarding the categorical manner in which the paragraph was formulated.
Particular concern is expressed regarding ICHR and the need to respect the Paris Principles.
Concern was expressed regarding the lack of adherence in some States to the safeguards guaranteeing protection of the rights of those facing the death penalty.
Concern was expressed regarding the financial situation of UNODC and the decrease in general-purpose funding.
Concern was expressed regarding the long lifespan of firearms used in illicit activities, which exceeded the 10-year recording period envisaged by the Firearms Protocol.