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The delegation was particularly concerned by the status of women and girls in Sierra Leone.
With respect to the regional centres for disarmament, his delegation was particularly concerned that the Director for Kathmandu had not been able to assume his post.
Her delegation was particularly concerned at the serious violations of the human rights of migrant workers and their families.
Regarding subprogramme 3(Advisory services, technical cooperation, support to human rights fact-finding procedures andfield activities), his delegation was particularly concerned to ensure that the strategy provided adequate recognition of the work of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights,particularly in respect of technical assistance to develop national plans of action to promote and protect human rights, to support national human rights infrastructure and human rights education.
His delegation was particularly concerned by the institutionalization of racism.
In that connection, her delegation was particularly concerned that rhinoceroses continued to be poached for their horns.
Her delegation was particularly concerned at the unorthodox way in which the Secretariat had dealt with the proposed merger.
Mr. Davis(Bahamas) said that his delegation was particularly concerned about the high vacancy rates,particularly in United Nations offices in developing countries.
His delegation was particularly concerned about the quality of simultaneous interpretation from Russian into English.
Ms. Abdullah(Malaysia) said that her delegation was particularly concerned at the acts of terrorism carried out against diplomatic agents and the taking of United Nations personnel as hostages.
His delegation was particularly concerned at the delay in issuing the reports on gratis personnel and the use of consultants.
His delegation was particularly concerned about the list of prohibited weapons contained in section B, subparagraph(o) of article 5.
His delegation was particularly concerned at the increasing arrears in payments owed to Member States contributing troops, police and equipment to peacekeeping missions.
His delegation was particularly concerned that innovative interpretations of the long-standing General Assembly resolutions regulating the budget process could undermine the Committee's deliberations.
Her delegation was particularly concerned at the absence of any hard facts to back up the assumptions made in the report regarding the possibility of reducing administrative costs.
His delegation was particularly concerned by the effects of the lack of agreement on the civilian population and it called on all parties to renew their efforts to find an appropriate agreement.
In that connection, his delegation was particularly concerned over the current practice with regard to the budgeting of the remuneration payable to civilian and military personnel participating in peace-keeping operations.
His delegation was particularly concerned that resource reductions might adversely affect follow-up action to the Global Conference on Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States.
His delegation was particularly concerned at the occupying Power's consistent pattern of human rights violations in the Occupied Territories and its utter disregard for international law and the views of the international community.
His delegation was particularly concerned that the balance in the Vienna Declaration between the necessity of implementing all aspects of human rights and the priority of the right to development had not been reflected.
His delegation was particularly concerned that consultants had been hired without taking account of the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations and or the decisions of the General Assembly regarding equitable geographical distribution.
His delegation was particularly concerned because, in some instances, in the interests of safeguarding such substantive rights as freedom of the press and of information, other rights of equal importance for humanity, such as the rights of the child, were being subordinated or disregarded.
My delegation was particularly concerned by the outcome of the Conference to Review Progress Made in the Implementation of the United Nations Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects, held here in New York last June and July.
My delegation is particularly concerned by the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction,particularly nuclear weapons but also chemical and biological ones.
My delegation is particularly concerned about the HIV/AIDS pandemic that continues to wreak havoc around the world.
My delegation is particularly concerned by the way in which the present deadlock has taken hostage the singular aspiration of the international community to see a nuclear-weapon-free world.
My delegation is particularly concerned by Israeli practices of human rights violations that affect young people and children, the most vulnerable group in the occupied territories.
Our delegation is particularly concerned at some States' opposition even to accepting an elementary principle such as the fact that nuclear disarmament would contribute to strengthening international peace and security.
My delegation is particularly concerned about one important aspect of the work of the Council: the imposition of sanctions on Member States.
My delegation is particularly concerned with the human rights situation in the occupied territories as observed by the Special Committee to Investigate Israeli Practices Affecting the Human Rights of the Palestinian People and Other Arabs of the Occupied Territories in its twenty-eighth report.