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The representative of Japan noted the continued flow of methamphetamine into his country.
Other issues raised by participants included a sustainable debt level threshold andachieving an enabling environment that permitted the continued flow of external financing.
The launch of SPOT 3 guarantees the continued flow of satellite data for resource development.
With regard to arms control, the Heads of State andGovernment noted with concern the continued flow of arms into Liberia.
Mr. Roed-Larsen's allegations concerning the continued flow of weapons from Syria to Lebanon, moreover, are ludicrous.
Condemning the continued flow of weapons and ammunition supplies to and through Somalia, in violation of the arms embargo, and expressing its determination that violators should be held accountable.
By that resolution, the Council,inter alia, reiterated its serious concern over the continued flow of weapons and ammunition to and through Somalia.
The Council also noted with concern the continued flow of weapons and ammunition in Somalia and called on all States and actors to observe the arms embargo.
With its long-standing tradition in the area of United Nations peace-keeping,Austria attaches the greatest importance to a prompt and continued flow of information in this context.
Expressing great concern over the continued flow of arms into Liberia in violation of Security Council resolution 788 1992.
Respect for the safety and security of space assets and the capabilities of all countries is a prerequisite for ensuring the continued flow of space-enabled services to all countries.
The statement also noted with serious concern the continued flow into Somalia of weapons and ammunition supplies from other countries.
In order to ensure continued global economic growth, Saudi Arabia has increased its petroleum production capacity to stabilize petroleum markets,to ensure the continued flow of sufficient petroleum and to curb artificially high prices.
In the resolution the Council also condemned the continued flow of weapons and ammunition supplies to and through Somalia in contravention of the arms embargo.
Some argue that such a performance could be explained by their improved macroeconomic management, well-capitalized andless leveraged banks, diversification of export markets toward emerging economies, continued flow of remittance income, quick introduction of counter-cyclical policies and safety net programmes.
The Committee also expresses its concern about the continued flow of arms into the region and calls on all States to enforce applicable arms embargos in the region.
Noting with serious concern the continued flow of weapons and ammunition supplies to and through Somalia from sources outside the country, in contravention of the arms embargo, which is severely undermining peace and security and the political efforts for national reconciliation in Somalia.
On 12 March 2003, the President of the Security Council issued a statement(S/PRST/2003/2) on behalf of the Council,noting with serious concern the continued flow of weapons and ammunition supplies to Somalia, and calling on all States and other actors to comply scrupulously with the arms embargo.
Noting with serious concern the continued flow of weapons and ammunition supplies to Somalia from other countries, undermining peace and security and the political efforts for national reconciliation in Somalia.
There would probably be no alternative to this course of action, since,in the event of a failure of the political reconciliation process and/or a large-scale resumption of fighting, the continued flow of military and financial support for UNOSOM from Member States would surely diminish or cease altogether.
The Security Council notes with serious concern the continued flow of weapons and ammunition supplies to Somalia from other countries and the reported training of militia and plans for major offensives in southern and northeastern parts of the country.
In this connection, the relevant international and regional development institutions have an important role to play in ensuring the stability of the world economic andfinancial order, a continued flow of development assistance from developed to developing countries and cancellation of the poorest countries debts.
The continued flow of new and highly concessional finance, preferably in the form of grants, is necessary to avoid future debt-servicing problems and in the meantime to permit debtors to avoid cash-flow problems and meet their remaining scheduled debt-service obligations.
On 16 December 2003, in resolution 1519(2003),the Council expressed its serious concern about the continued flow of weapons and ammunition to Somalia and requested the Secretary-General to establish a Monitoring Group to oversee violations of the embargo.
The Security Council notes with serious concern the continued flow of weapons and ammunition supplies to Somalia, as well as allegations of the role of some of the neighbouring States in breach of the arms embargo established by resolution 733(1992) of 23 January 1992, and calls on all States and other actors to comply scrupulously with the arms embargo.
In February 2004, the Security Council also expressed concern over"the continued flow of weapons and ammunition" into Somalia, calling on all"States and entities" to cooperate with the monitoring group which oversees the arms embargo.
On 4 November 1994, the Security Council,deeply concerned about the continued flow of arms to Somalia, adopted resolution 954(1994), in which it reiterated the need for the observance and strict monitoring of the arms embargo against Somalia, and requested the Committee, in particular, to seek the cooperation of neighbouring States for the effective implementation of the embargo.
This non-paper was presented in light of the growing threat emanating from the continued flow of arms, munitions, military equipment and know-how to terrorists and terrorist organizations, and as a reflection of the broad international consensus on the need to responsibly address this threat, as codified in various multilateral decisions and declarations.
Building a coherent administrative system that responds to the capital will require,among other things, the continued flow of resources, and close coordination and agreement between all actors at the provincial, national and international levels, regarding their relative roles with respect to the central administration, as well as increased capacity of central State institutions generally.
A continuing flow of contributions was required to implement activities.