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The work of the Tribunal must not continue to be impeded by internal disagreements within the Organization.
Conducting the survey before the start of fishing operations will ensure that conduct of the research effort is less likely to be impeded by ice;
However, effective protection of human rights in Somalia continues to be impeded by a lack of strong rule of law institutions.
However, growth continues to be impeded by the lack of a system to back SME loans with government money, as is common in many other countries.
However, the meeting highlighted that implementation continues to be impeded by financial constraints and a lack of capacity.
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Equally notes with concern that access to and delivery of protection and humanitarian assistance to refugees, returnees andthe internally displaced continues to be impeded;
However, implementation of UNCLOS continues to be impeded by financial constraints and a lack of capacity.
It is also of serious concern that the Inspection Panel has also found consultations in some instances to be impeded by intimidation.
The application of Article 15 of the CEDAW continues to be impeded by social legacies and customs that diminish women's role in public life.
It became clear that, unless determined efforts were made to put an effective and widespread disarmament programme into place,the delivery of relief supplies and rehabilitation activities would continue to be impeded.
The free movement of people andgoods in the country continued to be impeded by the checkpoints established by both the Government and UNITA.
Agricultural production continues to be impeded by shortages of fuel, farm labour and agricultural inputs, including seeds and fertilizers; high input costs and unreliable quality; as well as damages to irrigation systems and farming equipment.
However, during the reporting period, respect for fundamental human rights continued to be impeded by weak rule of law structures.
UNFICYP's humanitarian work continued to be impeded by the presence of police officials whenever UNFICYP humanitarian officers were interviewing Greek Cypriots in the Karpas area.
Nevertheless, the reconstruction of homes, medical facilities and water andsewerage systems damaged during Operation Cast Lead continues to be impeded by restrictions on the import of construction materials and spare parts intended for humanitarian projects.
Concern was expressed that the effectiveness of the treaty system continued to be impeded by the large number of substantive reservations, by the inadequate level of resources available for servicing the committees and by the disruptions of the implementation process resulting from the large number of overdue reports from States parties.
Deeply concerned that despite the reform and restructuring being undertaken by the African countries,their economic development continues to be impeded, inter-alia, by an unfavourable economic environment, inadequate flow of resources and a heavy debt burden;
Progress in the nuclear field continues to be impeded in particular by the inability of the Conference on Disarmament to overcome its differences and agree on a programme of work that would allow for the resumption of substantive work, including negotiations on a fissile material cut-off treaty, which is a priority for the international community.
Deeply concerned that access by the civilian population to humanitarian assistance continues to be impeded, which represents a threat to human life and constitutes an offence to human dignity.
While many small island developing States have integrated the management of coastal and marine resources into broader ocean-management strategies since the entry into force of UNCLOS,the implementation of the Convention continues to be impeded by financial constraints and lack of capacity.
However, humanitarian access in western areas continues to be impeded by the presence of armed elements, in particular between Guiglo and Bloléquin.
While small island developing States have integrated the management of coastal and marine resources into broader ocean management strategies since the entry into force of UNCLOS,implementation of the Convention continues to be impeded by financial constraints and lack of capacity.
However, effective restoration of the rule of law andspeedy dispensation of justice continue to be impeded by serious resource constraints, particularly the lack of magistrates and adequately trained court officials.
After an assessment of agricultural conditions made in June 1994, FAO reported to the internationalcommunity in early July, that heavy losses of an otherwise excellent crop could occur if harvesting continued to be impeded by the absence of the overwhelming majority of farmers.
The achievement of the goals setout in those agreements, as with Agenda 21 itself, continues to be impeded by financial constraints, as well as by difficulties in the effective transfer of technology for sustainable development.
Unfortunately, progress in the achievement of the goals set forth in Agenda 21, the Rio Declaration, the Programme for the Further Implementation of Agenda 21 andthe outcome of the World Summit on Sustainable Development continued to be impeded by a lack of financial resources, capacity-building and technology transfer.
Humanitarian access to the affected populations continued to be impeded due to insecurity, criminally motivated attacks against humanitarian actors and poor or non-existent road infrastructure.
The restrictions imposed by the Greek Cypriot side violating the basic human rights of Turkish Cypriots in various fields of life, such as trade, travel, participation in sports competitions, cultural events and educational schemes,are continuing relentlessly and all efforts of various parties to alleviate this situation continue to be impeded by the Greek Cypriot side.
Regrettably, efforts by the United Nations andother organizations to provide humanitarian assistance continued to be impeded by the occupying Power's refusal to allow them free access, thus deepening the humanitarian crisis.
The Institute of International Law, in its 2001 resolution on immunities from jurisdiction and execution of heads of State and of Government in international law, had recommended that States should waive immunity where the head of State was suspected of having committed crimes of a particularly serious nature or where the exercise of his orher functions was not likely to be impeded by the measures that the authorities of the forum State might be called upon to take.