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The current implementation practices also give rise to concern.
However, grid statistics may give rise to concerns over confidentiality in thinly populated areas.
The sheer numbers in some arsenals give rise to concern.
The elimination of the Knowledge Centre should not give rise to concern, since the institutions set up under the new structure would give continuity to its programmes.
The responses in the third reporting period, compared with the previous one, should give rise to concern.
Iran is not cooperating with the Agency regarding the outstanding issues which give rise to concern about possible military dimensions to Iran's nuclear programme.
Put in place consultation mechanisms for resolving expeditiously any incident that has given or might give rise to concern;
These possibilities, though unlikely,can give rise to concerns by those who may utilize an international Single Window facility and be disabling to trade development and facilitation.
Put in place consultation mechanisms for resolving expeditiously any incident that has given or might give rise to concern;
On reviewing the broader issue of international security, we have to note developments which give rise to concern and anxiety about the future of the world order and the role of the United Nations.
Regarding draft guidelines 3.1.7 and 3.1.11, she noted that in practice, reservations concerning the application of domestic law were often worded in vague, general terms andmight therefore give rise to concern.
Certain business practices of operators in film andTV programme markets give rise to concern about possible anti-competitive behaviour.
The work was not yet completed, however, and the fact that only three years before the end of the International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism there were still 17 Territories on the list of Non-Self-Governing Territories should give rise to concern.
This explains why liberalization andderegulation of this sector give rise to concerns among stakeholders and policy makers with regard to the possible social and economic implications.
The section on publications and documents in this year's report admits that there have been delays caused by the present budgetary restrictions in the publishing of the Court's fascicles and Yearbook,a trend which could give rise to concern if it were to persist.
Today, however, there remain situations of tension andinstability in regions of the planet that give rise to concern because of their unpredictable consequences for peaceful coexistence among nations.
Recent grave violations of the right to life give rise to concern: on 14 August 1994, they were said to have killed two peasants and one landowner of the area labelled as"auxiliaries" of the guerrillas at La Magdalena. On 23 September 1994, two insurgents and two peasants were reportedly killed at Jamundí during an indiscriminate attack by the military while the insurgents were holding a meeting with various inhabitants of the area.
Despite the easing of global tensions with respect to certain regional and international issues,there are still issues in a number of different regions that give rise to concern on the part of the international community and that threaten security and stability, both within those regions and beyond.
The State party submits that the current conditions in Zaire give rise to concern but are not such as to justify the adoption of a general principle that asylum seekers whose applications have been rejected should not be repatriated.
That practice, however, was not new to the United Nations system and should not give rise to concern, since the General Assembly still retained the authority to approve the budgets of jointly financed bodies.
This, of course gives rise to concern for all involved in international trade and transport.
The situation in Africa gives rise to concern.
The fact that the outline had been exceeded gave rise to concern by a number of delegations.
The following incident gave rise to concerns about censorship in relation to developments in Ukraine.
The policy of stop and search gave rise to concern in terms of the disproportionate number of ethnic minorities affected.
He endorsed the comments made about the rather general nature of the draft conclusions, which gave rise to concern about the implications for their implementation in practice.
Insofar as the duty to protect lies at the very foundation of the international human rights regime,this uncertainty gives rise to concern.
Since conditions in detention facilities gave rise to concern, it asked what measures had been taken to improve the situation.
Regrettably, however, participation in the annual reporting continues to be disappointing, andthus the insufficient number of replies gives rise to concern.
He noted that the report had revealed the significant gapsthat existed in official statistics on Palestinian economic performance, a situation that gave rise to concern.