Burkina Faso hails their mutual recognition.

He hails a taxi by himself, like a thief.

My final story is about a young, beautiful man named Josephat Byaruhanga, who was another Acumen Fund fellow, who hails from Uganda, a farming community.

My final story is about a young, beautiful man named Josephat Byaruhanga, who was another Acumen Fund fellow, who hails from Uganda, a farming community.

Meanwhile, on his blog, Hassan El Helali hails the ban saying الإنتقاب جريمة

The 1999 winner of The Open Championship, Paul Lawrie, hails from the city.

Hails the activities the Federation decided to embark upon during the period 2005 2007.

Hope has now been reborn with the promising Convention whose conclusion the General Assembly hails today.

Gabon hails the return of a united, democratic and non racial South Africa to the concert of free nations.

Deng also hails from Wau, South Sudan, a country scarred by poverty and the aftermath of a recent civil war.

The Islamic Republic of Mauritania, hails this event, which shows that no problem is insurmountable when justice, reason and common sense prevail.

The European Union hails the Security Council apos s decision to extend the mandate of ONUSAL one last time, to 30 April 1995.

President Figueres Olsen (interpretation from Spanish) Costa Rica hails and congratulates you most warmly, Sir, on your election to the presidency of the General Assembly.

The Commission also welcomes the appointment of women as ministers and hails the first ever appointment of a woman as a provincial governor, as took place in Bamyan province.

The President of the Assembly hails from a friendly country, Guyana, which did so much to spearhead the struggle of the Namibian people for self determination, liberation and democracy.

In view of this, Burkina Faso hails the statement made by the President of the African National Congress, Mr. Nelson Mandela, before the Special Committee against Apartheid on 24 September 1993.

My delegation hails the Israeli Palestinian rapprochement, fruit of the courage and political realism of the leaders of both parties and the praiseworthy efforts around the world to make the negotiations a success.

Closer to home, in Rwanda, Burundi hails and supports action taken by the United Nations in cooperation with the Organization of African Unity to guarantee our Rwandese brethren a climate favouring genuine national reconciliation.

Jamaica too hails the signing of the peace accord between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization on 13 September 1993, while fully recognizing that the progress achieved, despite its significance, is but an initial step.

My delegation hails the heroic sacrifices made by the Palestinians in their long and arduous struggle for the attainment of those rights and reaffirms its solemn commitment to the achievement of an independent Palestinian State.

Benin hails once again the courage and determination of the South African people courage and determination that have enabled all humanity to win this historic victory, one of dialogue over confrontation and of peace over violence.

In this regard, Belgium hails the establishment by the Secretary General of a voluntary trust fund for assistance in mine clearance, to which it will be able at this time to make a first contribution of 150,000.

In the sphere of nuclear disarmament, and as an important contribution towards the final goal of the complete elimination of such weapons, Ecuador hails the commencement of negotiations in the Conference on Disarmament on a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty.

In the case of the Middle East and the Israeli Arab conflict, Togo welcomes the signing of the agreement on mutual recognition between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and hails it as an important first step towards peace in the region.

Hails the efforts made by the Palestinian National Authority to rebuild Palestinian facilities, infrastructure and properties already destroyed and those being destroyed by the Israeli occupation authorities. It commends the strenuous efforts exerted by the Palestinian Authority to rebuild and strengthen Palestinian national economy.

As a country that neighbours the Middle East, has a record of constructive involvement in the region apos s affairs and good traditional ties with all the parties to this dispute, Turkey hails with the utmost satisfaction this momentous shift from enmity towards reconciliation.

As our region hails the Population Fund on its twenty fifth anniversary, it expresses the hope that the Fund will go on supporting the rewarding process of gaining insight, through the broadest possible national participation, into ways of solving the population problems of the twenty first century.

Algeria hails the conclusion of those agreements and expresses the hope that these first steps will be consolidated through effective and scrupulous implementation of the provisions agreed upon and that they will quickly be followed by significant breakthroughs that meet the legitimate expectations of both Lebanon and Syria.

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