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It is concerned too over the extent of land submergence by the Manibhadra Dam.
The ACCC has already said it is concerned those protections need to be tougher.".
It is concerned the sea environments change and the sea creatures move to higher latitudes.
Furthermore, when the growth of robot capability catches up with theformation of new employment of human beings, it is concerned that conventional patterns will not apply.
However, it is concerned at the duplication of the function of the two registers, which may undermine their effectiveness.
Furthermore, tsunami-affected areasare more vulnerable to natural hazards than before, and it is concerned that heavy rainfall and cyclones may cause another disaster.
However, it is concerned that significant inequalities persist with regard to school achievement of children living with their parents in economic hardship.
But China is the biggest supplier of replacement organs and it is concerned that execution by lethal injection makes collecting the organs from condemned easier.
It is concerned about reports that women represent 70 percent of the part-time workforce and earn on average 58 percent of the salaries received by men for equivalent work.
Comments made by Theresa May suggest the UK government could introduce similar measures,and the US government has also said it is concerned about bitcoin's popularity amongst criminals.
However, it is concerned that the provision of resources by the State party is not sufficiently commensurate with the Ombudsman's activities, including the increasing caseload of enquiries.
While the Committee appreciates the measures adopted to ensure confidentiality andprotection of children involved in these programmes, it is concerned at the information on cases where children havebeen exploited for propaganda purposes in breach of their right to privacy.
Nevertheless, it is concerned that further efforts need to be taken to proactively address issues of racism that may arise with the growing numbers of immigrants in Iceland.
As the regulation on conditions forproviding education has been loosened, it is concerned that the educational environment has deteriorated through measures such as a reduction of full-time teachers and it could widen the regional gap for children's study environment.
Nevertheless, it is concerned that there is no nationwide system for receiving and effectively addressing complaints of child abuse and neglect, for providing assistance to victims.
It is concerned that such sanctions in the past may have contributed to the impoverishment of Myanmar's people generally while having little impact on those most responsible for serious human rights violations.
Nevertheless, it is concerned that the proportion of the government budget allocated to healthis less than 1 per cent, and that 90 per cent of all health care facilities are privately operated.
However, it is concerned that corporal punishment in the home has not been prohibited and is widely practised, and that corporal punishment in schools persists in practice despite the legal prohibition.
Oxfam says it is concerned that the lobbying power of these sectors is a major barrier in the way of reforming the global tax system and of ensuring intellectual property rules do not lead to the world's poorest being denied life saving medicines.
Furthermore, it is concerned that corporal punishment in the home and in alternative care settings is not expressly prohibited by law and that the Civil Code and the Child Abuse Prevention Law, particularly, allow the use of appropriate discipline and are unclear as to the admissibility of corporal punishment.
Furthermore, it is concerned that corporal punishment in the home and in alternative care settings is not expressly prohibited by law and that the Civil Code and the Child Abuse Prevention Law, particularly, allow the use of appropriate discipline and are unclear as to the admissibility of corporal punishment.
Even with that, it is concerning.
It is concerning that North Korea seems to be taking the lead in this series of developments.
The opposition Free Syrian Army grouphas said that while it will"co-operate positively" with the ceasefire, it was concerned it would benefit the government.
In addition, it is concerning that developments toward an economic downturn could heighten, depending on developments in overseas economies and the effects of the scheduled consumption tax hike.
Amnesty International also said it was concerned by a report from UNHCR that migrants in Libya who originate from countries in sub-Saharan Africa were being turned back at the Tunisian border.
NATO's statement said it was concerned Moscow could use“the pretext of a humanitarian or peacekeeping mission as an excuse to send troops into Eastern Ukraine.”.
After the law was passed in May,Google said it was concerned the legislation will"hurt innovation and the growth of the digital information ecosystem".