Certain Member States had expressed concern about excessive increases in their rates of assessment.

France therefore associates itself with other Council members that have expressed their concern at that delay.

However, he expressed concern about the increasing number of countries that presented their reports with delay.

They expressed their concern at the slow pace of progress towards nuclear disarmament, which constitutes their primary disarmament objective and remains their highest priority.

Delegations also expressed concern about the resurgence of polio.

The Conference expressed concern over the widespread poverty in the LDCs leading to their marginalization in the global economy.

The delegations of the Group of 77 and China had been surprised and had expressed their concern to the Secretariat.

Newly elected members expressed concern about the limited time and information available to prepare for their work on the Council.

Concern was also expressed at the increased use of cannabis.

On possible approaches to controversial items, several participants expressed their concern at stalemates over agenda items and items held in abeyance.

She expressed concern at the conditions under which refugees sometimes returned to their country of origin and then became undocumented migrants.

Our Organization has long expressed concern over the trafficking of women.

Media representatives had also expressed concern that the legislation regulating their activities had not been revised in accordance with the new Constitution.

He expressed his deep concern about the procedure used in this context.

Speakers expressed their concern over their marginalization by both the Hutus and the Tutsi and that conflict resolution and power sharing arrangements did not yet include the Batwa.

Mr. Frans expressed his deep concern about the recent housing fires in Paris.

Concern was also expressed with regard to the terminology used in the paragraph.

The Committee expressed concern about the small impact of the Gender Equality Bureau.

Deep concern was expressed over the serious problem of trafficking in human beings.

Mr. Swe (Myanmar) expressed concern at the recent tendency by some nuclear weapon States to focus their attention wholly on non proliferation, disregarding disarmament.

Some speakers expressed concern about the increased level of opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan.

Some speakers expressed concern about the increased level of opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan.

A number of participants expressed concern about the functioning of the international financial system.

The representative of China expressed concern regarding the slow pace of the Doha round.

The ICRC expressed concern about this section at the August session of the GGE.

A number of speakers expressed their concern over the increasing rate of kidnapping, stressing that such actions were linked with organized criminal groups and terrorist groups.

The Committee expressed its concern about the low representation of women in decision making bodies.

The Committee expressed concern about continuing gender disparities regarding educational choices of boys and girls.

Furthermore, in 1999 the Human Rights Committee expressed its concern about a number of issues.

Many participants expressed concern about the current distribution, volume, trends, effectiveness and conditionality of aid.

Another participant expressed concern about ways to capture and apply endogenous knowledge regarding adaptation measures.

Concern was expressed about the lack of follow up to initial customs officer training courses.

The Council also expressed concern for the plight of those whose whereabouts are still unknown.

Speakers expressed their concern that the reduction of funds from development agencies for alternative development activities might affect the capacity of UNODC to support alternative development programmes.

The Human Rights Committee has expressed concern about the expulsion of asylum seekers suspected of terrorism to their countries of origin on the basis of such assurances.

Speakers expressed their concern that the reduction of funds from development agencies for alternative development activities might affect the capacity of UNODC to support alternative development programmes.

Concern was expressed by certain participants that some communications were sent to States bearing the stamped signature of the mandate holder, which raised questions about their validity.

Concern over the technical littering' of space and the problem posed by space debris was expressed.

He also shared the concern expressed, however, over the impediments to refugees' enjoyment of basic rights.

Some delegations expressed concern over the exception to the continuous nationality rule contained in paragraph 2.

Mr. Madrid Parra (Spain) said that his delegation shared the concern expressed by the United States.

Concern was also expressed about the long standing provisional status of the Council's rules of procedure.

Some representatives expressed concern that the future model bilateral agreement might be of a mandatory nature.

Mexico expressed this concern during the 2001 United Nations Conference on the illicit trade in small arms.

Mr. Lavalle (Guatemala) expressed concern at the limited outcome of the Special Committee's work over the years.