We consider that his activities have been very useful and important.

We consider that to be a vital foundation for our sustainable development.

We hold the parties directly responsible for fulfilling their commitments.

We consider that it is necessary to step up such cooperation.

We regard this resolution as containing many positive elements.

We consider the preparation of this strategy as a positive step towards the rehabilitation process, and we are thankful for it.

We consider that document to be null and void and as having no effect for the Republic.

We hold the rule of law to be a fundamental United Nations principle.

We consider this to be an insult to the work of the Commission and to its Chairperson.

We consider the signing of this accord as a conspiracy against Islam and Palestine, and we disagree with it.

And what we say about kids who have fears like that is that they have a vivid imagination.

We in Africa consider cooperation between the African Union and the United Nations as being of great value.

We defend human rights as a universal principle and it is not our position that killing our opponent is a good thing.

We consider that cooperative threat reduction is an effective tool of nuclear disarmament and non proliferation.

We consider the outcome document adopted by the 2005 High level Plenary Meeting as a substantial step in the right direction.

We, like other members of the European Union, regard our financial commitments to the United Nations as an international obligation.

We consider this to be a priority initiative for development and international cooperation on space matters.

We also view the ICC as an essential instrument for the prevention of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.

We consider it extremely important to speed up the process aimed at achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

We consider the entry into force of the Convention on 16 November 1994 as an event of historic global significance.

We consider these actions a deviation from political methods of resolving contentious questions and reconciling existing contradictions.

We in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia consider the danger posed by drugs to be more lethal than the most destructive weapons of modern warfare.

We consider this a pertinent proposal, and that it is an important element in the overall effort to involve citizens and to enhance, in particular, the economies of developing countries.

We consider that the Chairman apos s text, which has been produced by Ambassador Satya Nandan, provides a sound basis on which to carry the work forward to a successful conclusion.

We believe that it is of the utmost importance that the countries concerned agree as soon as possible on a date by which the withdrawal should be completed.

We regard today apos s initiative to consider on an urgent basis the issue of emergency assistance to Mozambique as a clear demonstration of international solidarity.

We have been fortunate to wake up from the long nightmare of the cold war and bear witness to the birth of a new world, however imperfect.

We consider it most urgent that the United Nations provide immediate and sustained protection for the Palestinians under occupation.

We regard these relations, not merely as bilateral, but also as closely linked to the prospect of the integration of Albania and the Balkans into Europe.

We consider that the scope and nature of the institutional arrangement described in paragraphs 2 6 of the Note correspond to the needs of the Convention.

We consider that the adoption of a resolution by the Security Council of the United Nations on this issue would be a reliable guarantee of the liberation of these territories of Azerbaijan.

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We regard General Assembly resolution 47 1 as a model for action in the specialized agencies and other United Nations bodies in due course, as appropriate.

We regard independence as our life and soul.

We feel so good about ourselves.

We can consider ourselves lucky.

We view it as a sign of good will on both sides that a consensus agreement was reached also this year.

We consider that the Protocol adopts the right approach by instead extending the automatic application of the Convention to two new categories of United Nations operations.

8. We consider these initiatives to be positive to the extent that they help to consolidate international peace and security and also, where appropriate, to render more effective the application of the principle of equitable geographical distribution.

Why Bipartisanship is Good Politics

Considering that the right to drinking water and sanitation is unquestionably a human right,

We consider that to be our Charter obligation.

Therefore, we consider it a non controversial text.

We regard these as positive developments.

Today we talk of people as an asset.