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The increasing debt burden of poor countries was hampering their progress.
The lack of fuel was hampering food distribution and jeopardized also the seed distribution programme.
Some expressed concerns at the deteriorating security situation, which was hampering humanitarian activities on the ground.
The debt crisis was hampering efforts to increase world output and to restructure and integrate the economies of developing countries fully into the world economy.
In Africa, in particular, that phenomenon was hampering socio-economic development and recovery.
Mr. BHAGWATI asked what steps the Government had taken to remedy the lack of magistrates andcourtroom facilities, which was hampering the administration of justice.
The shortfall in its budget was hampering its ability to undertake those vital reforms.
Regarding commodities, he said that food andcommodity price volatility was hampering people's well-being.
Given that the Agency's perpetual budget shortfall was hampering its capacity to carry out emergency response and other essential programmes, his Government urged the donor community to fulfil its pledges to UNRWA.
In December 1993, he resigned his post andcriticized Aristide as an"erratic" figure who was hampering efforts to solve the political crisis.
He called for an end to the violence that was hampering national dialogue and reconciliation in Bahrain, where the authorities were doing their utmost to ensure the protection and enjoyment of civil liberties, including the constitutionally guaranteed freedoms of opinion and assembly.
We considered apartheid to be anti-progress anda dead weight which was hampering the unity and progress of southern Africa and Africa as a whole.
In the West Bank, the network of physical barriers to Palestinian movement was accompanied by an increasingly strict permits regime which was hampering the Agency's work.
All those activities were set against a very complex economic backdrop, which was hampering the return and resettlement of displaced persons and refugees.
What were the delegation's views on reports byInter-American Press Society and the rapporteur on freedom of the press of the InterAmerican Commission on Human Rights on the current climate of legal insecurity that was hampering press freedom?
Many programmers felt, with some justification,that the ambiguous word"free" was hampering the public's understanding of this software.
During the visit of the Senior Political Affairs Officer, the Minister of Human Rights noted that Iraq would continue its work regarding the missing Kuwaiti persons as long as it was needed andthat a lack of quality information about the location of mass graves containing their remains was hampering the search.
Explaining the latter proposal,the non-aligned countries argued that the embargo was hampering the right to self-defence of the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Noting again the similarity between Palestine and Jammu and Kashmir, he said that attempts to bring about justice were not yet successful in the two most unstable regions of the world- the Middle East andSouth Asia- despite the appeals of the international community, and that was hampering efforts to bring about a lasting peace.
That crisis, which was not the doing of developing countries, was hampering their economic growth and compromising the progress they had been slowly achieving.
In short, the omission of an express reference to terrorism among the grounds for the expulsion of a refugee would preserve an existing loophole which was hampering the fight against terrorism.
After recalling that neither party had come forward with new positions on any issue that was hampering the implementation of the settlement plan, the Personal Envoy had pointed out that, in his view, there was no political will on either side to move forward.
The persistent financial distress had adversely affected the implementation of mandated programmes and activities, and was hampering the reform efforts of the Secretary-General.
In that connection, he would like to see those meetings held more regularly anddeplored the lack of resources which was hampering the work of the Committee, in particular, by preventing it from sending some of its members to assess the situation directly on the spot, rather than rely on information provided by NGOs and the reports of States parties.
A number of speakers underlined the need to aggressively address illegaltrade in ODS and ODS containing equipment, which was hampering countries' phase-out efforts.
If it had not been for the aggression by the coalition of Rwandan, Ugandan andBurundian armies, which was hampering the process of national reconstruction initiated after liberation in 1997, the Democratic Republic of the Congo would have already signed and even ratified the other instruments designed to combat international terrorism, such as the International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings.
The Committee expressed its concern that the failure of States to cooperate in the reporting process andtheir withdrawal at a late stage was hampering the Committee in the effective discharge of its functions.
The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights had linked the phenomenon of violence in El Salvador to economic and social problems, andthe State party had said in its report that violence was hampering economic development and social stability.
Another representative, speaking on behalf of a group of countries,said that air pollution constituted a major public health concern that was hampering the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and would have a similarly negative impact on the proposed sustainable development goals.
After expressing renewed support for the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing and the African Union's Regional Plan of Action on Ageing, he noted that despite recent efforts by the United Nations system to support national and regional initiatives,the lack of capacity-building, implementation strategies and technical cooperation was hampering implementation and renewed support for action on ageing was required.