Subjects of concern

C. Subjects of concern

Additional concern was caused by the illegal entry of Bangladeshi immigrants into the area.

Principal subjects of concern

Of serious concern were the obstacles to the freedom of movement that had been placed in the West Bank.

C. Principal subject of concern and recommendations

Principle areas of concern and recommendations

Literacy is a crucial concern.

The tendency to use police powers in dealing with political opposition is also a cause for concern.

Allegations of excessive use of force by law enforcement officers or managerial staff are also a cause for concern.

and it is of concern that a number of plans and actions are being developed without necessarily understanding or analyzing the implications of these plans.

However, because of security concerns, the travel plans were cancelled.

But the route decided upon for the security barrier is now giving rise to many concerns.

Nothing, not even security concerns, could justify such inhumane, criminal acts.

Particularly disturbing is the apparent failure to break the tendency towards retributive violence, so that even one incident carries with it the risk of escalation.

It is a matter of deep concern that, with the elections just weeks away, a funding gap of some 31 million remains.

It was disquieting that victims of trafficking continued to be criminalized in some countries.

It is a matter of concern, though, that 75 States are late in submitting their national reports.

Fourth, maintaining policy space was also of key concern to developing countries.

Operational and humanitarian concerns are not opposed to one another, but must be able to coexist more closely.

The new settlements and the conflict between the settlers and the Palestinians were also worrisome, as were the difficulties the Palestinians were experiencing in getting access to health facilities, electricity, water, and education.

Their minds are clear and their consciences as yet unfettered by the worries of the world, but they want to help.

It is troubling that conflict kills more people in Africa than anywhere else and that the African continent hosts the largest displaced population in the world.

He also noted with concern the attacks on civilians, including in IDP camps, as well as the increased violence and targeting of humanitarian workers in Darfur.

Lastly, the concerns expressed by the representative of the Sudan with respect to paragraph 19 of the Secretary General's report should be addressed.

It was also a matter of concern that the integrated programme approach had achieved only partial success in generating additional funds.

It was heartening that progress had been made on some fronts.

This can be cause for concern, as the impact of even the existing exemptions has not yet been assessed.

Concerns about the global environment, especially the vulnerability of small island developing States, pointed to the need for tackling diverse problems in a spirit of solidarity.

In turn, climate patterns directly affect the sources, transport and deposition of air pollutants and a major concern is that global warming will exacerbate the problem of urban air pollution in many parts of the world.

It is a matter of satisfaction to our delegations that the resolution has been gathering strength every year.

We are pleased that negotiations are now under way on several of the reform issues.

It is to be deplored that the construction of the wall inside the Green Line is continuing.

It considers that this work offers great promise in achieving a satisfactory compromise between humanitarian concerns and military constraints.

It is disconcerting to note that undue restrictions on exports to developing non nuclear weapon countries of material, equipment and technology for peaceful purposes persist through measures incompatible with the provisions of the Treaty.

Another cause for optimism is the promise of the reform of the management and budget of the United Nations.

Unfortunately, we even had to leave the room in which the consultations were being held.

The information provided in this report attempts to synthesize the main areas of concern relating to enhancing the role of NIs in the work of the Commission and its subsidiary bodies.

It provides States parties with an opportunity to make meaningful progress towards better addressing their humanitarian concerns, without jeopardizing their defence interests.

It is of great concern that as at 6 September, only 92 million, or 48 per cent of the 193 million requested through the 2005 Consolidated Appeal, had been provided, while the country is facing a dire humanitarian situation.

Unfortunately, what happened on this occasion did not meet the required high standards.

It is gratifying to note that the international community is committed to solving the problem of youth unemployment in the world.

In this way it offers the States parties a real chance to make significant progress towards better addressing their humanitarian concerns, without jeopardizing their defence interests.

Mr. President, I am especially pleased to appear before the Security Council during your tenure.

Despite the unilateral character of the plan and concerns over its economic consequences, the international community worked with both parties to ensure that Israel's withdrawal would proceed in a manner that would contribute to the reinvigoration of the Palestinian economy and a revival of the peace process.