We are also concerned by the continuing problem of crimes committed on the sea.

Of special concern is the transportation of nuclear waste materials, which we have consistently opposed.

We repeat our concern at the fact that Israel is not living up to its obligations in that respect.

Express our grave concern over the suffering of Palestinian and Syrian women under Israeli occupation.

Finally, the economic situation in the occupied territories, as described, is of the greatest concern to us.

We have repeatedly expressed our concern over the fact that Israel has not yet lived up to its obligations in that respect.

An area of concern to us is the continued low representation of women in all phases of the peacebuilding process.

We have deep concerns about the global community's lack of progress in meeting the health targets of the Millennium Development Goals.

In the area of navigation, we would like to express our serious concern over the escalation of piracy and robbery at sea.

The French vote mainly expressed a rejection of our ruling class and deep anxiety about our economic prospects.

I speak on behalf of the Group of Western European and other States in expressing our concern at the death of President Eyadema of Togo.

We therefore express concern and reject the new measures recently implemented by the US government aimed at tightening the embargo.

We have expressed our concern with regard to the growth in terrorist activities by the Taliban and other terrorist groups.

Generally, much of our uneasiness reflects our exposure to threats that we can only partly control.

The impossibility of agreeing language on disarmament and non proliferation is of deep concern to New Zealand.

It should be a matter of great concern to all of us that Africa continues to have the lowest share of global foreign direct investment flows.

Humanitarian intervention action that is motivated by our concern for the fate of fellow human beings is often described as reflecting moral concern.

However, we are concerned that the resolution also addresses other issues that are, in our view, extraneous to the imperative at hand.

I want to express our particular concern over the serious escalation in rocket and mortar attacks by Palestinian militants against Israeli targets.

Among all of the positive outcomes of this year's draft resolution, however, there is one regarding which we feel compelled to note a concern for possible future trends.

We are also concerned that only 65 States have accepted the Court's compulsory jurisdiction in accordance with Article 36, paragraph 2, of the Statute.

In conclusion, I echo a comment made by Mr. Egeland and express our concern at the weak response to some United Nations emergency appeals regarding certain situations here I refer in particular to the Sahel.

Our primary concern in that regard is the fact that, according to the report, not one of the eight primary standards has yet been fully implemented.

In that context, we would voice our concern at the unilateral measures taken by Israel in the outskirts of Jerusalem, especially with respect to settlement activities and the construction of the separation wall.

We are also deeply concerned that, according to the report of the Special Committee (A 60 380), 70 Palestinians have been shot dead by Israeli settlers since the second intifada.

Concerned by the slow and uneven implementation of the global development agenda and reaffirming our commitment to eradicate poverty and promote development and global prosperity for all

In this context, we are also deeply concerned by the trafficking of women and children, which is not only an offense against human dignity, but also a violation of International Law.

While expressing my concern on such incidents, I sincerely hope that the efforts to put an end to violence and take forward the peace process will soon bring successful results.

However, continuing youth unemployment, the consequences of drug use and HIV AIDS arouse our anxiety and concern, since they threaten the lives and environment of our young people.

Expressing our deepest concern over the negative economic, social, psychological, environmental and other consequences and impacts of the tsunami disaster on those affected countries,

Furthermore, the continuing sexual exploitation and abuse perpetrated against women and girls by some United Nations peacekeepers and other personnel is of great concern to us.

Today, one month from 4 May and seven months from the elections, I can only underscore here once again our deep concern at the situation in Côte d'Ivoire.

Our concern is not just about nuclear weapons. It is also about the proliferation of guns of every description, which endangers the lives of ordinary citizens, undermines the rule of law and threatens social stability.

The continuing escalation in the price of oil and its consequent negative impact on our development efforts is of concern to us, and we therefore support accelerated efforts to research alternative sources of energy.

We also express our deep concern over the air attack against the El Shifa Pharmaceuticals Factory in the Sudan on 20 August 1998, and its negative impact on that country's economic and social development.

The alarming UNEP report on marine debris only heightens our concern over the ever growing accumulation of non biodegradable debris in the marine and coastal environments.

Mexico underlines the valuable work of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf, and we express our concern at the logistic implications that the Commission's significantly increased workload will have in the foreseeable future.

7. We express our deep concern with new strategic security doctrines, which assign a broader role to nuclear weapons, imply intentions to develop new types of nuclear weapons or rationalization for their use, as well as to review agreed principles, in particular, the irreversibility of nuclear disarmament.

Therefore, we must express concern at reports that the sponsors of draft resolution A 59 L.64 that is, the group of four will call for a vote on their draft in the near future.

However, we are concerned that, of the 191 States parties to the Statute of the Court, only 65 have deposited with the Secretary General a declaration of acceptance of the Court's compulsory jurisdiction.

The lesson is simple We should worry less about debt ratios and thresholds, and more about our inability to see these indicators for the artificial and often irrelevant constructs that they are.

Increasingly, however, we are becoming concerned with the real threats of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and of pollution to the oceans from waste, particularly from the trans shipment of highly radioactive and toxic materials in our region.

As we engage in this struggle, we should say, as did the religious leaders who met at the Washington National Cathedral, that we are united in a common concern for those of us living in poverty We see their faces we hear their voices they are a part of us, and we are a part of them.

While we understand the concerns that may prompt such an observation, we also feel it necessary to express our concern about the possibility of extending the ICTY's mandate beyond the date envisaged in its completion strategy.

The French vote mainly expressed a rejection of our ruling class and deep anxiety about our economic prospects. It was a vote of misery and desertion, an impulse moved by panic as well as anger.