I respectfully submit that report today.

And there is some good news to report today.

The Court's report before the Assembly today is one aspect of that cooperation.

I will, of course, report whatever suggestions for modification come from this house today.

Put together a report today. I think that's a little impossible.

We meet here today to consider the report submitted by the mission.

Today, I am happy to report that the matter has finally been resolved.

The report that we are considering today sums up the objective of that part in these words

Today, the group of least developed countries will basically limit its assessment of the report to the sphere of development.

Today we received the Committee apos s final report an excellent, comprehensive report for which we are grateful to the Rapporteur.

The report of the Secretary General before us today refers to tangible progress that has to be made.

The report that we are considering today is but one piece indeed, an unrelated piece of the whole.

Today I can report that a great deal of practical action is indeed being taken, and more is planned.

The story of the sweep and scale of these 12 months is amply told in the comprehensive report before us today.

Today I would like to confine myself to the second report (S 2005 68), which is before the Council the report on Darfur.

The report of the Secretary General entitled In larger freedom , the foundation for our deliberations here today, boldly declares that

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The report before us today highlights the significant growth, in both scope and volume, in the activities of the Security Council.

Today we are invited to discuss the Secretary General's report entitled In larger freedom (A 59 2005).

I thank the Secretary General's Special Representative, Ambassador Ashraf Qazi, for his presentation of the Secretary General's report to the Council today.

What if my time would end today, today, today?

This independently conducted fact finding report presented to the Council today raises some very serious and troubling allegations.

The report presents to us the Organization as it is today and as it functions today on the eve of its fiftieth anniversary and thus helps us to better understand the actual limits of the United Nations system.

Not today, bwana, not today!

The Assembly has also received today the report of the Sixth Committee on its efforts to conclude a comprehensive convention on international terrorism.

Today, it is with great pleasure that I present the twelfth annual report of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY).

Today we join others in expressing appreciation of the concrete recommendations that have been presented, which, we understand, are based on that report.

Mr. KHOSHROO (Islamic Republic of Iran) Today, the General Assembly is meeting to consider the annual report of the Security Council to the General Assembly.

In answer to this call, my delegation will gladly address today both the formal and the substantive aspects of the report of the Security Council.

The Working Group's report has provided very interesting information, analysis and reflection on the issue that concerns us today.

His report, which is very creative and imaginative, is a tremendous contribution to the discussions we are beginning today.

I want to thank too Her Excellency the Ambassador of Jamaica for the splendid work she has done today in introducing to the Assembly the report of the Preparatory Committee which is proposed today for adoption by the General Assembly.

What's today, my fine fellow? Today?

Each year the delivery of the IAEA's annual report to the General Assembly is a time for reflection, but today perhaps more than usual.

NAM, like others, is not in a position today to present an in depth response to proposals on the report of the Secretary General.

The report reviews the work over the past year and contains an array of recommendations on ways to address the challenges facing us today.

The President has today launched a round of discussions on that report, marking the start of the substantive phase in the preparations for the September summit.

In our view, it is precisely analysis of the first steps in the activity of the Preparatory Committee that is missing from the report submitted today.

On 21 March 2005 the Secretary General submitted his comprehensive report entitled In larger freedom (A 59 2005), and today we are to discuss the report as a whole.

But the way it is today is the way of the world today.

But even today if I have to go to that podium to report on Stalin, I would do it again.

And I'm really pleased to report to you today that the first synthetic self cleaning, dry adhesive has been made.

Our message today, and our purpose today, and those of you who are here today, and the purpose of this charter of compassion, is to remind.

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Topic of today, Urban Farming.