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Gravely concerned about the growing threat posed by the drug problem in Africa.
The growing threat posed by piracy and armed robbery to commercial and other ships was addressed by some delegations.
Authorities from China reported that northern Myanmar was still the main source of heroin in the Chinese market, butalso noted the growing threat posed by opiates originating from Afghanistan.
Global efforts to counter the growing threat posed by ballistic missile proliferation should be redoubled.
While the spectre of weapons of mass destruction hangs over us all,the international community has rightly recognized and decided to act on the growing threat posed by the proliferation of small arms and light weapons.
I am especially concerned about the growing threat posed by international drug traffickers who use Sierra Leone as a trans-shipment point.
While the spectre of weapons of mass destruction hangs over us all, the international community has rightly recognized, andhas decided to act upon, the growing threat posed by the proliferation of small arms and light weapons.
It calls for collective efforts to fight the growing threat posed by climate change to many aspects of our lives and to our future as nations.
While the global Synthetic Monitoring: Analysis, Reporting and Trends(SMART) programme, an extrabudgetary initiative of UNODC, had succeeded in shedding some light on the situation regarding ATS,more should be done to effectively monitor and alleviate the growing threat posed by ATS in the region;
INCB is also concerned about the growing threat posed by non-scheduled precursor chemicals used in the illicit manufacture of dangerous drugs.
In reflection of the„new„ phenomenon presentin the international relations, Slovakia is seriously concerned about the growing threat posed by aspirations of non-state actors to acquire weapons of mass destruction.
She stressed the growing threat posed to human health and the environment by the manufacture and consumption of mercury and the importance of mercury-free technologies.
At the same time, the concept of proliferation has been somewhat blurred by efforts to confine it to the horizontal dimension, losing sight of the ever growing threat posed by the technological upgrade of weaponry-- the vertical dimension of proliferation.
In the light of the growing threat posed by terrorists, the efforts to curb the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and of their delivery systems have acquired particular importance.
In unanimously adopting resolutions 2170(2014) and 2178(2014), the Council sharpened the international counter-terrorism framework in order to address the growing threat posed by ISIL and the Al-Nusrah Front(ANF), as well as the phenomenon of foreign terrorist fighters more broadly.
Gravely concerned about,in particular, the growing threat posed by piracy and armed robbery at sea targeting vessels, including traditional fishing boats, off the coast of Somalia.
Bearing in mind the need to address the conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism, and affirming Member States' determination to continue to do all they can to resolve conflict and to deny terrorist groups the ability to put down roots andestablish safe havens to address better the growing threat posed by terrorism.
The growing threat posed to civil society by the accumulation of small arms and light weapons, and the role played by such weapons in fuelling the violence that afflicts civil society;
In line with the designation of climate change as the theme of the 2008 Forum,Leaders emphasised the great seriousness with which they regard the growing threat posed by climate change to the economic, social, cultural and environmental well-being and security of Forum members, particularly the Forum Island Countries.
Those reports show that the growing threat posed to the environment and economies of those small island developing States by solid waste needs to be addressed in a systematic and holistic fashion.
Mr. GUTIERREZ(Costa Rica) said that he shared theconcern expressed by Mr. Giorgio Giacomelli, Director-General of the United Nations Office at Vienna, with regard to the imbalance between the growing threat posed by organized crime at the world level and the resources available to the United Nations to deal with it.
In welcoming the participants,he emphasized the growing threat posed by organized transnational crime in all its insidious forms, including theft of and illicit trafficking in motor vehicles.
Ten years later, at a follow-up review meeting supported by this prestigious world body, the conclusion was reached that little progress had been made regarding the proposed goals andthat there were therefore plenty of reasons for the international community to be concerned about the growing threat posed by the global drug problem.
Most Governments are aware of the growing threat posed by the continued illicit manufacture of, trafficking in and abuse of amphetamine-type stimulants and are according high priority to reducing that threat. .
Leaders reiterated their deep concern over the serious and growing threat posed by climate change to the economic, social and environmental well-being of Pacific Island Countries, their communities, peoples and cultures.
The growing threat posed by ISIL to international peace and security is reflected in its strategy of global expansion, the development of which may reflect a reaction to recent territorial losses inflicted in Iraq and the Syrian Arab Republic by international military efforts.
Our leaders have reiterated their deep concern over the serious and growing threat posed by climate change to the economic, social and environmental well-being of Pacific island countries and their communities, peoples and cultures.
Speakers identified the growing threat posed by biological weapons in the Asia-Pacific region due to the rapid advances in the biological sciences and biotechnology, and the widespread availability of this information and associated material in the region.
Grenada, like many other members of the Caribbean Community,recognizes the growing threat posed by NCDs on our small, fragile economy and the need to take decisive action to reduce the burden of the disease and to protect the future sustainable development of our country.
Cognizant of the growing threat posed by transnational organized criminal activity, the Secretary-General, within the framework of the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination, initiated a process aimed at developing an effective response to the phenomenon across the United Nations system.