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(39) Express their concern over the problem of refugees and displaced persons;
In this context, MERCOSUR andassociated States express their concern over the current status of the Biological Weapons Convention.
Express their concern about the fate of Mr. Melchior N'Dadaye, the President of the Republic democratically elected by the people, and of certain members of the Government and of Parliament;
The European Community andits member States regret having to express their concern, as they did last year, about the Agency's financial situation.
The G-77 and China express their concern and solidarity over the situation that the population in the Horn of Africa region is experiencing right now.
While noting the progress made by the possessor States on this matter,NAM States parties express their concern that more than 60 per cent of stockpiles still remained to be destroyed.
The States Parties express their concern over the recent negative developments with regard to the ratification of the CTBT.
The heads of State andGovernment, meeting at the Eighth Summit of the Rio Group, having examined the present situation in the Republic of Cuba, express their concern about the risks of undesirable consequences of the Cuban crisis.
The authors also express their concern about the delays of the investigations.
They also reiterate their deep concern at the risk that exercises like this one and those carried out by India on 11 and 13 May, which prompted widespread opposition on the partof the international community, will lead to the outbreak of a nuclear arms race in South Asia, and express their concern that these actions may endanger international peace.
The members of the Security Council express their concern over the continuing violence in southern Lebanon and urge all parties to exercise restraint.
Express their concern with the sharp reduction of 20.001 per cent in the 1998-1999 programme and budgets, and call for this to be regarded as the last reduction in the UNIDO budget, and for reversing this trend;
In their concluding observations after consideration of those reports, the Committees,when necessary, express their concern with regard to reservations of a broad and vague nature or otherwise contrary to international law.
The States parties express their concern at the recent negative developments with regard to the ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
While welcoming the special emphasis placed on least developed countries in the Business Plan on the Future Role andFunctions of UNIDO adopted by the Industrial Development Board at its seventeenth session in June 1997,1 express their concern that the development of industrial human resources and technology transfer have not received required priority consideration in the Business Plan and that activities relating to engineering.
Council members express their concern in the face of this situation and wish to call for adequate staffing to enable the Council and its committees to function effectively.
While welcoming the special emphasis placed on least developed countries in the Business Plan for the Future Role andFunctions of UNIDO adopted by the Industrial Development Board at its seventeenth session in June 1997, express their concern that the development of industrial human resources and technology transfer have not received the required priority consideration in the Business Plan, and that activities relating to engineering and metallurgical industries are to be discontinued and ask for restoring all these activities;
Also express their concern at the conduct of military operations in the vicinity of places of worship, and call on the parties to respect the integrity and immunity of the Holy Places and free access thereto;
The Heads of State andGovernment recognize recent progress made by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, but express their concern about the slow pace with which the Tribunal's work has proceeded, urge the Tribunal to do everything within its power to accelerate the processing of its cases, and call upon all nations to cooperate fully and expeditiously with the Tribunal;
Express their concern at the concentration of the media internationally, which threatens the freedom of expression and imposes restrictions on the diversity of information and opinion, which are the foundations of a culture of peace;
The Heads of State and Government express their concern over the continuation of that long-standing unilateral policy with extraterritorial effects, even after it has been consistently rejected by the overwhelming majority of States.
Express their concern over the continued spread of traffic of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, and the enormous danger it poses to society, agreeing that it calls for joint action to address the problem;
The members of the Security Council express their concern over the activity of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea involving the launching of an object propelled by rockets which fell into the waters in the vicinity of Japan on 31 August 1998.
States parties express their concern regarding the lack of progress in the achievement of universality and in the implementation of the Resolution on the Middle East adopted at the 1995 Review and Extension Conference, which a majority of States parties believe seriously undermines the Treaty and represents a threat to regional and international peace and security.
While welcoming such developments,the authors express their concern that the prosecutor intends to prosecute the alleged suspects under the Criminal Code of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and not the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina of 2003.
Governments express their concern that current global economic and financial challenges could seriously jeopardize hard-won gains in debt reduction in developing countries.
The authors express their concern that they were informed of the ongoing investigation in case KTRZ 55/06 only through the reply of the State party to the Committee, and that the identity of the suspect remains unclear.
The members of the Council express their concern that delegates invited to the Cotonou preparatory meeting of the national dialogue were denied permission by Government officials in Kinshasa to leave the country in order to attend the Cotonou meeting.
The Ministers express their concern at the budget cuts that are proposed for the biennium 2012-2013 that could have a negative impact on the implementation of mandates approved by intergovernmental bodies, particularly in the development pillar.
Some Parties express their concern over effective facilitation of regional coordination, in the light of the modification of the facilitation units of the secretariat, and that the work plan does not identify region-specific expectations.