There was support for that view.

While some doubts were raised regarding this proposition, there was support for the view that only a small proportion of shipments of goods result in claims, and that only a small proportion of these claims are actually litigated.

The war party appears to be trying to whip up American public opinion in support of a wider conflict.

There was support for this proposal, particularly in light of ensuring future flexibility for technology that had not yet emerged.

The Team invites the Committee to endorse this approach.

However, there was also support for the view that draft article 5 was inadequate for the protection of third parties in this particular context, and that a separate but carefully crafted provision was required.

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There is simply no public support for such a move.

We share that view.

Indeed, as has been painfully demonstrated, the old policies were never going to be enough to galvanize Afghan public support, particularly for a new military surge.

Support was expressed for the principle in this provision.

On the basis of such considerations, we were able to support the resolution.

I share this consensus view.

I, for one, do not share this view.

The Inspectors share this view.

General support was expressed by Working Group for the concept of this provision.

I disagree.

Al Shamahi seems to agree with that opinion

The Mongolian government takes the latter view.

The Committee does not share this view.

He will emphasize common strategic interests, highlight mutual economic benefits, generate positive public opinion, and promote further exchanges.

Not everyone is in agreement about this.

A few key indicators appear to support this.

Others question the efficacy of market based approaches to drive sustainability, because markets can never deliver optimal social and environmental outcomes.

Yet the evidence does not support this view.

Other experts agree.

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OIOS shares that view.

This respect is expressed clearly in the Ancient Egyptian theology and morality, but it is difficult to determine the extent of its application in the daily life of Egyptians.

There was support for the view that the meaning of the phrase expressly consented was ambiguous, and that it would be difficult to adequately protect the interests of third parties absent greater specificity.

This reasoning resonates with the US public.

But that is not supported by theory or experience.

We need not accept that view.

But this view misses the point.

The US would be wise to reject that view.

My delegation fully agrees with that view.

The Secretary General does not share that view.

This belief was the point of departure for the study reported here.

As a result of the judgement, his reputation was affected before public opinion.

The State party requests the Committee to endorse the European Court's case law in this regard.

Mr. Ahern (Ireland) Ireland's support for the United Nations is unwavering.

Let us hope that Trichet is right.

But this view is misleading, particularly in the current economic situation.

This unanimity of opinion no longer exists.

Here he gets a helping hand from party politicians, because the reformist parties inspire little confidence.