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The spectacular horror in the use of attacks will remain, I am afraid, a tactic of the insurgency for the time being, as will their efforts to interfere with the current military surge.

[...] and what they are most anxious about.

Since the majority of developing countries with limited technological and scientific capacity have little to gain in the medium term from implementing TRIPS obligations, a major concern must be to limit the human and resource cost of establishing IP regimes.

It is still too early to determine whether, as opponents of tuition fees fear, their introduction will really cause a drop in the number of students from the more disadvantaged social classes.

In the Commission’s view, these procedures, far from constituting invitations to States to limit the effects of the treaty, would instead help to make recourse to reservations less “necessary” or frequent by offering more flexible treaty techniques.

A more widespread and equally worrying situation, alluded [...] [...]

[...] be told things which will worry them.

[...] day, I was really worried about the medical bills.

One of the worries we have — although [...] [...]

[...] [...] that address the fears of the population [...] [...]

Broadening the concept of the green economy to make it applicable to sustainable development and poverty eradication will need to address the concerns that imposing a green economy model could actually slow the development process.

Symptoms include bed-wetting, flashbacks, nightmares, fear of going out in public, fear of being alone and withdrawal.

The ECT was originally conceived to focus on the energy sectors of the former Soviet Union and Europe, but China is an observer.

[...] [...] the interviewed persons feared that the divulgation of [...]

Concern for the environment, in particular for water and energy consumption, calls for approaches and new models for urban living, based on ecologically sensitive policies and practices aimed at strengthening sustainability and the quality of urban life.

While the experts recognized that methyl formate deserved full consideration as a potential substitute, their reasons for not choosing methyl formate were: the fact that it is as yet untested and unproven; the need for safety measures to deal with flammability; the lack of information in the public domain on methyl formate preblended polyols; concerns about foam stability and insulation performance; and the wide range of foam applications, not all of which would be suitable for methyl formate as the blowing agent.

New reception and restaurant facilities are under construction, and a transition back to hotel accommodation may follow, as management is concerned its commercial occupants may invest in more permanent locations.

[...] longer need to worry about updating the public sanctions lists; SWIFT takes care of this.

While recognizing that the additional reports will be before the Assembly when it considers the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013, the Committee is concerned that a piecemeal approach does not provide it with the full information it requires at the time of its consideration of the Secretary-General’s proposals to be able to render advice to the Assembly on the proposed programme budget.

They submitted that one of the reasons why they had to leave the Islamic Republic of Iran initially was that their father, who was a lawyer and Member of Parliament, had made many enemies in Afghanistan, who are now officials in the present Government, and they fear to be killed if returned, simply on the basis of their name.

Several members supported the draft recommendation, but others expressed concern that there were risks associated with the alternatives to HCFCs and that Article 5 countries did not have the necessary training required to use, and were not familiar with, the alternatives being proposed.

[...] said that while he shared the concern of the proponents that the continued increase in HFCs could [...] [...]

Another example would concern the need to retain communities and rural economies, where it would be necessary to strike a balance between fuel subsidy, local food security, supply into wider markets, and opportunity costs associated with avoiding social breakdown.

[...] representatives expressed concern that the proposal as submitted [...] [...]

Thus almost all recent graduations or recommendations for graduation from least-developed-country status involved small island developing States, which has led to concerns on their part that the Committee’s economic vulnerability criteria might not fully reflect their specific characteristics, calling for a more in-depth analysis of the vulnerability of small island developing States that takes account of all its sustainable development dimensions.

[...] [...] civilians; and, thirdly, by promoting accountability, including by mandating commissions of inquiry to examine situations where concerns exist regarding serious violations, with a view to identifying the perpetrators and ensuring their prosecution at the national [...] [...]