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Lack of effective control can pose a threat to the safety of navigation and the marine environment.
In conflict-affected areas, the"host" State may be unable to protect human rights adequately owing to a lack of effective control.
The lack of effective control by both Governments has allowed the activities of rebels and bandits to flourish.
In conflict-affected areas, the"host" State may be unable to protect human rights adequately due to a lack of effective control.
In addition, the lack of effective controls over and accounting for non-expendable property appears to be developing into a systemic issue.
One major factor which gives rise to IUU fishing is the continued lack of effective control by States over fishing vessels flying their flag.
In addition, the lack of effective controls over and accounting for non-expendable property appears to be developing into a systemic issue.
These problems can hide oreven cause substantial losses because they represent a lack of effective control over assets, liabilities, revenues and expenses.
Indeed, the lack of effective control by flag States over ships flying their flags poses a threat to the safety of navigation and the marine environment.
This is particularly important in conflict-affected areas,where the host State may be unable to protect human rights adequately owing to a lack of effective control.
Secondly, the lack of effective controls on Guinea's rough diamond trade leaves it susceptible to the infiltration of Ivorian rough diamonds.
Under the old system, some 3 million TIR carnets had been issued annually and the lack of effective control for this volume of paper processing had led to serious problems with fraud.
Lack of effective control by flag States can leave the shipping industry vulnerable to abuses and can undermine maritime safety.
The spread of conventional weapons in a particular region and the lack of effective control and verification mechanisms have the potential to threaten global security and stability.
The lack of effective control by some flag States over fishing vessels flying their flag is an important contributing factor to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
The European Union also reported on legal proceedings against France and Italy for a lack of effective control and enforcement of the large-scale drift-net ban.
In that regard, lack of effective control by flag States can pose a threat to the safety of navigation and the marine environment and can lead to the overexploitation of living marine resources.
In that context,the question arose as to whether the conduct of such entities should equally be regarded as acts of their creator organizations, despite the lack of effective control over them by the latter.
The lack of effective control over the pharmaceutical supply system and the existence of illegal street markets at which pharmaceuticals are sold facilitate the availability of psychotropic substances.
Those efforts have been hampered within Afghanistan by the security situation, lack of effective control in several important parts of the country beyond the capital and compromises made in the system of justice.
Lack of effective control by the flag State over ships flying its flag can pose a threat to the safety of navigation and the marine environment and can lead to the overexploitation of living marine resources.
For example, an OIOS audit in 2004 of the telephone billing system in UNMEE found that, for lack of effective controls, the telephone system was systematically abused, which cost the Mission approximately $1 million.
The Group notes that the lack of effective control by State officials over Ivorian territory continues to be a threat to the effective implementation of the sanctions regime imposed by the Security Council.
The critical role of flag States in ensuring compliance by vessels flying their flag with conservation andmanagement measures and the lack of effective control by some flag States over their vessels in the context of IUU fishing are addressed in chapter V above see paras. 48, 101, 102, 122, 123 and 131.
This goodwill is often lacking- admitting the application of the Protocol is seen as conferring international legitimacy on the opposition forces(even though such an interpretation is specifically ruled out by another provision of the Protocol),and/or an implicit admission on the Government's part of its lack of effective control in the country.
WG noted that the number of instances of resort to pre-trial detention remained high and that the lack of effective control by the judiciary over the detention process often led to prolonged detention on remand in difficult conditions.
Moreover, building on the practice of the United Nations human rights treaty bodies, there is growing acceptance that the obligation of States to respect, protect and fulfil human rights includes an obligation to invite, accept and facilitate international(humanitarian) assistance, in particular if the State's resource capacities or other obstacles,such as lack of effective control of parts of the territory, limit its capacity to effectively address all humanitarian needs.
Various explanations have been offered for the phenomenon,including the lack of effective control over armed forces, the reduction in normal inhibitions, the sense on the part of armed forces that they are entitled to some form of reward and the desire to humiliate a defeated enemy.
As the security situation in western Côte d'Ivoire remains an important challenge for the Ivorian authorities and their international partners,the Group notes that the lack of effective control by State officials over Ivorian territory continues to be a threat to the effective implementation of the sanctions regime.
The significant levels of partial employment, the low wages anddelays in paying them, and the lack of effective control over job placement in the private sector, especially in small and medium enterprises, are all attributable to the wide-scale introduction of secondary and unofficial employment.