Today, similar apprehensions stoke opposition to New START.

In Davos this year, great hopes have given way to great apprehensions.

15. Some apprehensions were expressed lest the establishment of the Tribunal might jeopardize the peace process.

I assure the distinguished Ambassador of the United Kingdom that his apprehensions in this regard are misplaced.

If such apprehensions were ever justified, they have certainly ceased to have any basis in the current political environment.

Apprehensions have been expressed that some facilities such as Basic Health Units are either partially functional or not functional at all.

65. With regard to the proposal by Liechtenstein, in view of the apprehensions and concerns expressed, further consultations should be held before it was discussed.

In Davos this year, great hopes have given way to great apprehensions. How can you pretend to be acting to change the world if you no longer understand it?

That unambiguous conclusion should allay apprehensions about the quot competition quot of the countries in transition and their quot threat quot to the economic interests of the third world.

The time has come to move away from misconceptions and, in some cases, apprehensions regarding adverse effects of programmes to strengthen law enforcement and the criminal justice system as a whole.

However, there were reports of security apprehensions among the population in the upper Kodori valley following the decision to disband the local hunters battalion by the authorities in Tbilisi in late April.

Interest in the work of the Security Council, and indeed of membership in it, stems not only from apprehensions that small States may be left out of vital decisions affecting their people.

At the same time, it is tragic to note that greater awareness of the predicament on the part of those countries most susceptible to environmental damage only helps to increase apprehensions of disaster and frustration.

(c) Establishment of measures to eliminate the apprehensions and manifest concern that result from the policy of double standards in the Council apos s positions and its adoption of selective and discriminatory resolutions on some questions.

At the same time, my delegation fully understands and shares the apprehensions of troop contributing countries that lifting the arms embargo will aggravate the situation and also seriously affect the safety of peace keepers deployed in the area.

The same delegation stated that participation of non governmental organizations whose objectives were inconsistent with the principles and purposes of the Charter would erode the credibility of the non governmental system as a whole and cause apprehensions among Member States.

In case any one regional party has apprehensions about the effect of a nuclear weapon free zone on its ability to ward off extra regional threats to its security, these can be addressed by holding multilateral consultations to ensure nuclear non proliferation in South Asia.

These European apprehensions partly reflect failure by the continent s leaders to capitalize on the sometimes spectacular successes of enlargement, Poland being the most notable example. Instead, the exigencies of domestic politics have induced many European leaders to underscore the difficulties and accentuate the failures of expansion.

Voice of America on 6 April 1994 said that the commissioning of a fast breeder reactor in Japan is arousing serious apprehensions and uneasiness in the European countries and the United States, to say nothing of its neighbouring nations, and it is foreseen that it would give a greater shock to the acute nuclear issue.