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The Group is concerned by the failure of the United Arab Emirates to respond to many of its requests.
Second, even ifsuch a person were located, the Group is concerned that he or she would face political pressure to rule a certain way.
The Group is concerned that the whereabouts of many of the designated individuals remain unknown.
On the basis of the above-mentioned, the Group is concerned by the lack of oversight by State authorities of the transport of cargo to and from neighbouring countries.
The Group is concerned by the deteriorating state of the First Integrated Brigade, owing to inadequate support.
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If a communication addressed to the Group is concerned with a situation that has already been referred to another body, action shall be taken as follows.
The Group is concerned by the Ivorian parties' increasing lack of respect for the embargo and for the monitoring of the embargo.
The Group is concerned, however, that replies to official letters addressed to the Government are still pending.
The Group is concerned that there is a continuing flow of smuggled weapons back and forth between Yemen and Somalia.
The Group is concerned that the absence of a performance and accountability framework may erode donor confidence in the Fund.
The Group is concerned at reports that weapons are flowing to al-Qa'idah-related groups in South-East Asia.
The Group is concerned that the territory of Rwanda continues to be used for recruitment, infiltration and destabilizing purposes.
The Group is concerned that weak surveillance at the airport might facilitate the smuggling of diamonds in violation of resolution 1643 2005.
The Group is concerned that the storage of the aforementioned highly explosive material, does not meet recognized storage safety standards.
The Group is concerned that any development of new types of nuclear weapons may result in the resumption of tests and a lowering of the nuclear threshold.
The Group is concerned that CAA is not sufficiently informed about aircraft that operate in the embargoed region.
The Group is concerned that Mr. Soriano could be using millions of dollars of allegedly embezzled money to continue financing CNDP and FRF.
Furthermore, the Group is concerned that the funds may be used for the purchase of arms and related materiel in violation of the sanctions regime.
The Group is concerned, as those structures have an impact on the management of the security situation and do not systematically report through the FRCI chain of command.
The Group is concerned by the fact that only a very few States appear to have the authority to block assets other than bank accounts or other financial instruments.
The Group is concerned that continued violations of paragraph 5 of resolution 1807(2008) could further hinder mechanisms to promote effective stockpile management by FARDC.
Consequently, the Group is concerned about the Government's lack of response to queries concerning the implementation of the consolidated travel ban and asset freeze.
First, the Group is concerned that, in the case of Cambodia, to have a trial at the heart of the country where the atrocities occurred would jeopardize the security of the proceedings.
However, the Group is concerned that certain elements within Burkina Faso may have little cause to welcome the rapid political and administrative reunification of Côte d'Ivoire.
The Group is concerned that any United Nations tribunal along the lines of that recommended will be established somewhat slowly and then only trudge through its caseload.
The Group is concerned by the continued influence exerted by high-ranking officers of the former Ituri armed groups over their men, even as they await full integration into the ranks of FARDC.
The Group is concerned that basing an aircraft at Aru will further enable FAPC/UCPD to receive weapon supplies even if its overland access to neighbouring countries is restricted in future.
The Group is concerned that funds obtained illegally through smuggling may continue to be used for the purchase of arms and related materiel in violation of the sanctions regime.
The Group is concerned that the revised budget may further limit investigations by future Groups of Experts, thereby undermining the comprehensiveness of reporting to the sanctions Committee.
The Group is concerned that networks involved in arms smuggling and other contraband in the Democratic Republic of Congo rely upon the services and shelter of neighbouring countries for their air operations.