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Some concerns were expressed with respect to subparagraph b.
Guidance to the GCF andother financing institutions: Some concerns were expressed over the role of the GCF, owing to the uncertainty of when it will become operational.
Some concerns were expressed with respect to recommendation 109.
Delegations welcomed this preview of the new budget structure, as well as the efforts made by UNHCR toconsult with the Committee; however, some concerns were expressed about the risk of"projectization" of the budget, and potential further earmarking.
Some concerns were expressed with respect to the scope of recommendation(41)a.
Terrorism had given rise to increased security concerns, and some concerns were expressed to the effect that security-related measures were having a restrictive impact on developing countries' ability to trade in goods and services.
Some concerns were expressed about the heavy burden on the NSIs and the tight timeline.
That suggestion was widely supported, although some concerns were expressed that the focus on PKI might be too narrow and likely to discriminate against technologies other than PKI.
Some concerns were expressed with respect to the drafting and content of recommendation 25.
At the same time, some concerns were expressed about the overall quantity of international assistance.
Some concerns were expressed as to the length of the purpose clause and the level of detail included.
At the same time, during the discussions on this subject, some concerns were expressed that the interpretation of legally binding obligations of IHL within the CCW might encounter certain ambiguity or that legally binding regulations rather than non-legally binding guidelines should be general practice of the CCW regime.
Some concerns were expressed that more time was needed to properly evaluate the resolution.
However, some concerns were expressed with regard to the scope of work to be undertaken.
However, some concerns were expressed about the adjustment of emissions data for lead and cadmium.
Some concerns were expressed as to the intention of recommendation(67) and the contracts that should be included.
Some concerns were expressed with respect to the purpose clause and the need to clearly reflect the context of enterprise groups.
Some concerns were expressed that the arrival of refugees would slow down the return process in Bosnia and Herzegovina itself.
Some concerns were expressed regarding the treatment in the draft convention of the issues of scope of application and freedom of contract.
However, some concerns were expressed regarding the possibilities of coordinating government attendance in such back-to-back sessions.
Some concerns were expressed that the provision as drafted might lead to different results in different countries.
Some concerns were expressed about the challenges to future work because of the difficulty of transferring economic concepts into statistical concepts.
Some concerns were expressed as to whether the G20 proposal was sufficient to deal with the current crisis in developing countries.
Some concerns were expressed with respect to the generality of the definition proposed and the consistency of the use of that definition throughout the document.
Some concerns were expressed about the fact that, with few exceptions, Parties seemed to be still far from fulfilling their obligations under article 6 of the Protocol.
Some concerns were expressed regarding the rate of growth of administrative and programme support costs, compared with programme activities, during the biennium 1998-1999.
Some concerns were expressed by experts and delegates about the large-scale benefits derived by the private sector in some PPPs at the expense of public resources, even in developed countries.
Some concerns were expressed with respect to the domestic element of the definition of"domestic[commercial][business] enterprise group", as no explanation was provided for"domestic.
Some concerns were expressed as to how the rule on non-discrimination should be formulated in the Uniform Rules, and about the relationship of that principle with article 7 of the Model Law.
Some concerns were expressed as to the capacity of a new specialized group on nitrogen to fulfil its role within the existing structure of the Convention, given the already substantial workload of the existing groups;