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Members of the Board expressed continued strong support for the work of the Institute.
He expressed continued concern over the lack of a solution for the problems derived from the Mission's insufficient parking spaces.
Many delegations from both donor andprogramme countries expressed continued support to the global fight against polio in this crucial, final phase of the initiative.
It expressed continued concern about the judicial system, accountability for human rights violations, tolerance of intimidation and labour exploitation.
On the other hand, some representatives expressed continued dissatisfaction with the treatment of the issue of penalties given in the paragraph.
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They expressed continued support for the initiatives relating to project cycle management undertaken by UNODC and stated that successful implementation of those initiatives would help to foster a culture of evaluation in UNODC.
Members of the Board expressed continued strong support for the activities of UNIDIR, particularly in view of its thirtieth anniversary.
They expressed continued profound disappointment and grave concern at the decision of the United States to reject the Kyoto Protocol, but warmly welcomed the acceptance of the Protocol by Japan and approval of the Protocol by the European Community.
The largest donors expressed continued strong support provided Guatemalans remained committed to moving ahead in the peace process.
The Council expressed continued support for the proximity talks and urged the parties to act with restraint.
Delegations expressed continued support for the Informal Consultative Process and highlighted the timeliness and critical importance of the topic of focus.
In addition, the Council members expressed continued concern about the humanitarian situation, the resettlement of displaced persons and sanitation in the camps.
His Government expressed continued support for the work of the Organization, despite the current financial distress of the Indonesian economy.
The Committee also expressed continued concern regarding discrimination against members of recognized and unrecognized religious minorities and ethnic minorities.
Mr. BIELASHOV(Ukraine) expressed continued support for the conclusion of a legally binding instrument on mines other than anti-personnel mines, a matter of paramount humanitarian concern.
Council members expressed continued support to the team of UNOGBIS for their tireless efforts to help keep the peace-building process in Guinea-Bissau on course, despite multiple challenges.
On compliance, she expressed continued support for the Chairperson in the search for an acceptable mechanism, and pledged a spirit of compromise and flexibility as efforts were made to merge the various approaches.
Some delegations also expressed continued support for strengthening the small island developing States Unit in the secretariat to support implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States.
A considerable number of ministers expressed continued support for NEPAD and noted that it connected the goals of poverty eradication and economic growth with integration into the international economy in its development strategy for African countries.
Some delegations expressed continued concern about the negative human rights impact of the activities of PMSCs and the importance of ensuring adequate protection against human rights abuses and violations of international humanitarian law.
States parties expressed continued disappointment over the lack of progress made in the implementation of the practical steps for systematic and progressive efforts to implement article VI, notwithstanding the recognition of the incremental nature of the process involved.
The Committee also expressed continued concern at the human rights situation in the occupied Palestinian territory, and noted the sense of urgency with which the international community addressed the need to provide assistance to the Palestinian people in the difficult transition period.
In section V, paragraph 6, of its resolution 63/248, the General Assembly expressed continued concern at the high vacancy rate in the interpretation and translation services at the United Nations Office at Nairobi and requested the Secretary-General to address that as a matter of priority through, inter alia, assistance from Member States in advertising and facilitating the conduct of competitive examinations to fill those language vacancies.
In section V, paragraph 5, of its resolution 62/225, the General Assembly expressed continued concern at the high vacancy rate in the interpretation and translation services at the United Nations Office at Nairobi, especially the chronic difficulty in staffing the Arabic Interpretation Unit, and requested the Secretary-General to address this as a matter of priority through, inter alia, assistance from Member States in advertising and facilitating the conduct of competitive examinations to fill these language vacancies.
Council members expressed continuing concern about the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
In the subsequent discussion one representative expressed continuing concerns about the adequacy of the data and documentation provided by Mozambique.
Belgium expressed continuing concern at several issues related to civil and political rights and welcomed the banning of FGM.
The Forum expressed continuing concern about shipments of plutonium and radioactive wastes through the region.
Armenia expressed continuing concern regarding the situation of women and asked about the action taken by Equatorial Guinea to improve women's access to education.
It expressed continuing concern about arbitrary arrests and incommunicado detentions.