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

He expressed concern that punishment for polygamy had been used against people who opposed the Government.

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

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

Such segregation invariably led to social exclusion, and he would welcome information on problems relating to access to housing, health care and education arising from that situation.

He expressed concern at the secrecy surrounding the application of the death penalty and the cruel treatment of prisoners on death row.

Concern was expressed regarding the context within which the conference room paper was presented, since there was no specific mandate for it.

He voiced his concern that the MDGs would not be achieved by 2015 unless there are changes in development.

The observer for Egypt expressed concern about the use of selective quotations and misinterpretations of the Islamic religion employed by one of the speakers.

The independent expert is deeply concerned about the difficulties and delays in the transition, the humanitarian catastrophe and the hardships and neglect suffered by the Congolese people.

He was concerned that the report interpreted freedom of movement of minorities to mean the daily escorted transport of 250 minority members to their place of work.

The owner of ANA Wood expressed concern that UNMIL was purchasing wood from dealers who did not have a legal supply.

He was nevertheless concerned by the continuing existence of programmes for the militarization of space and the use of outer space for purposes that were incompatible with global development and peace.

One delegation expressed concern over any shift from the problems of economic growth to a human rights based approach to programming, as this could distract from matters of development.

He was concerned about jumps 16 and 17, but paid little attention to the third jump, which was a routine three foot three fence shaped like the letter 'W'.

Some participants were concerned that in the rush to achieve ambitious development targets, Governments might ignore the vital principle of free, prior and informed consent.

He also expressed concern about the erosion of preferences, because preferences would allow a level playing field in the multilateral trading system and contribute to the achievement of the MDGs.

In his statement, the Special Rapporteur expressed his deep concern over the continuing reports of violations of human rights perpetrated against indigenous peoples and, in particular, against indigenous human rights activists.

A delegation expressed concern that the new UNICEF Global Campaign on HIV AIDS and Children would promote vertical interventions rather than strengthening coordination mechanisms at the country level.

Mr. Al Enezi (Kuwait), referring to the reports of the Secretary General on international cooperation against the world drug problem, eradication of illicit crops and alternative development, said that his delegation noted with concern that cultivation of opium poppies had increased.

He then addressed his concern about the boycotting countries

He expressed concern at the significant level of sexism in the educational curriculum and stressed the urgent need for gender awareness training and for an end to discrimination in textbooks and teaching materials.

In particular, he expressed the concern that by referring only to regular armed forces, article 1 (d) as amended might undermine combatant status and privileges as laid down in IHL.

He expressed concern, in particular, about reports from B'Tselem, the Israeli Information Centre for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, concerning the Israeli forces' no prisoner policies under which assassinations were carried out in the guise of arrest operations.

In particular, the office raised its concern with the Abkhaz law enforcement agencies at the delayed investigation, and resulting impunity, of two cases of abduction in the Gali district reportedly perpetrated by security personnel in July 2004.

The Korean public echoed their worries and expressed frustration over the court's decision.

Support was expressed for both approaches.

One representative expressed his concern that the table supplied by TEAP did not contain data on emissions for most of the proposed uses of carbon tetrachloride, or on consumption for the proposed use of CFC 113.

Gore also frets about the future of polar bears.

Expresses its deep concern over the weak implementation of the Programme of Action

2. Expresses its deep concern over the weak implementation of the Programme of Action

Others expressed misgivings.

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

He intended to act accordingly.

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He was also concerned at Iceland's attitude towards the Falun Gong.

He expressed concern, however, that despite the fact that elementary education was theoretically compulsory, only 39.94 per cent of girls attended junior high school while the figures for upper high school and higher education were only 7.2 and 2.63 per cent of girls respectively.

The financial situation of the Office on Drugs and Crime remained a matter of concern. Without adequate financing from the regular budget, the Office had had to mobilize extrabudgetary resources instead of focusing on programme activities.

Several representatives expressed appreciation for the proposal.

The Conference welcomed them and expressed appreciation for their presence.

The Security Council expresses serious concern over the increasing incidents of piracy off the coast of Somalia.

Expressing its serious concern at the persistence of the crisis and the deterioration of the situation in Côte d'Ivoire,

At each of its sessions, the Working Group has reaffirmed that forced labour is a contemporary form of slavery, expressed its concern at allegations that this practice has not yet been eliminated, and decided to continue to give consideration to this item at its next sessions.

The group also expressed concern about the relationship between article 14 of the Organized Crime Convention, on disposal of confiscated proceeds of crime, and chapter V of the United Nations Convention against Corruption, focusing in particular on how States parties to both Conventions should deal with their implementation.

The group also expressed concern about the relationship between article 14 of the Organized Crime Convention, on disposal of confiscated proceeds of crime, and chapter V of the United Nations Convention against Corruption, focusing in particular on how States parties to both Conventions should deal with their implementation.