Lasso him.

You can't lasso a fish.

Lasso 2.0 was released in July 1997, introducing some fundamental shifts in how Lasso could be used.

Mr. José Eduardo Barbosa Mr. José Ayala Lasso

Mr. José Ayala Lasso (1 31 August 1991)

Alright, three more minutes and then I'm coming back in with a lasso.

The Assembly approved my appointment of Mr. José Ayala Lasso to the new post.

We wish High Commissioner Ayala Lasso success in this most important and challenging endeavour.

! Just say the word and I'll throw a lasso around it and pull it down.

Our delegation is pleased with the manner in which Ambassador José Ayala Lasso is carrying out his mandate.

quot The Permanent Representative of Ecuador, Ambassador José Ayala Lasso, will be the Chairman of the working group. quot

quot The Permanent Representative of Ecuador, Ambassador José Ayala Lasso, will be the Chairman of the working group. quot

If you do, just say the word, I'll throw a lasso around it and pulls her down for you.

The guidance of Ambassador Ayala Lasso at different stages of the work was of immense value to the Working Group.

The European Union wishes to thank the Chairman of the Working Group, Ambassador Ayala Lasso, who made this remarkable result possible.

58. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mr. José Ayala Lasso, visited Cambodia from 24 to 26 July 1994.

12. Mr. José Ayala Lasso, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, visited Cambodia from 24 to 26 July 1994.

We also appreciate the early visit of the newly appointed United Nations Commissioner for Human Rights, the Honorable José Ayala Lasso.

Regarding the struggle for human rights, Bolivia congratulates the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Ambassador José Ayala Lasso, on his work.

Mr. AYALA LASSO (Ecuador) (interpretation from Spanish) The death of Mr. Jozsef Antall, Prime Minister of Hungary, has brought us great grief.

The European Union believes that Mr. José Ayala Lasso possesses all the qualities needed for the impartial, objective and effective performance of his duties.

Finally, a word of congratulation goes to Ambassador José Ayala Lasso of Ecuador, who was able to lead this complex negotiating process to success.

Mr. Lasso has already proven his suitability for the appointment, and we commend his important initiatives concerning human rights situations in Africa and elsewhere.

We hope that Ambassador Ayala Lasso will continue to participate with the same enthusiasm in human rights activities within the framework of the United Nations.

Subsequently, Mr. José Ayala Lasso was appointed as the first United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and assumed his functions on 31 March 1994.

I wish also to take this opportunity to acknowledge the commendable work of the new United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Ambassador Ayala Lasso.

The operational initiatives launched by Mr. Ayala Lasso sending human rights monitors to Rwanda, for instance have received early and concrete support from Belgium, among others.

The leadership, wisdom and diplomatic skill of Ambassador Ayala Lasso certainly contributed to the consensus so essential to ensuring the effective implementation of the resolution just adopted.

My delegation welcomes the establishment of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the appointment of Mr. José Ayala Lasso to this high office.

The Chairman of the Working Group, Ambassador José Ayala Lasso of Ecuador, has won universal acclaim for his wisdom, diplomatic skills and deep knowledge of human rights issues.

Here, I would like to express my thanks and admiration to Ambassador Ayala Lasso of Ecuador, Chairman of the Working Group of the Third Committee, for his excellent work.

In the few months that he has occupied his post, Mr. José Ayala Lasso has fully lived up to the expectations arising out of his difficult and important mandate.

We are glad that Ambassador Ayala Lasso was available, and grateful that he is in a position to accept these new responsibilities that the Assembly has unanimously confided to him.

Press releases on the appointment of José Ayala Lasso as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights were also distributed to the media, human rights organizations and relevant government organizations.

I wish to thank Ambassador Ayala Lasso for all the efforts he has undertaken so far in fulfilling his very difficult task and to assure him of our full support.

We are delighted that our last General Assembly session resulted in the creation of the post of High Commissioner for Human Rights and congratulate Ambassador Ayala Lasso on his appointment.

Mr. AYALA LASSO (Ecuador) (interpretation from Spanish) Allow me to begin, Sir, by expressing my appreciation for your kind words regarding my appointment as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.

9. At the 56th meeting, on 13 December, the Chairman of the Working Group, Mr. José Ayala Lasso (Ecuador), introduced the report of the Working Group (A C.3 48 L.85).

The European Union would like to express its deep satisfaction at the appointment by the Secretary General of Mr. José Ayala Lasso of Ecuador as the first High Commissioner for Human Rights.

And I cannot conclude without adding the voice of my delegation to the voices of those who have praised the diplomatic skills of Ambassador José Ayala Lasso, the Permanent Representative of Ecuador.

My delegation wishes to convey our deep appreciation to Ambassador José Ayala Lasso of Ecuador, Chairman of the Working Group, for the results he achieved with patience, understanding and consummate diplomatic skill.

In addition to dispelling doubts as to procedures in the Third Committee, it made possible the discovery of the skill, poise, firmness and, above all, experience of our colleague Ambassador Ayala Lasso.

The General Assembly approved the nomination of Mr. José Ayala Lasso as the first High Commissioner on 14 February 1994 and he took up his duties in Geneva on 5 April 1994.

Mr. AYALA LASSO (Ecuador) (interpretation from Spanish) It is with profound grief that we pay tribute to the memory of the late President of the Republic of Fiji, His Excellency Ratu Sir Penaia Ganilau.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the office which was created by this Assembly last year, and whose first incumbent is Ambassador Ayala Lasso, must be able to perform his duties properly.