Will you go to America next year?

Tom is planning to study abroad next year.

We look forward to a discussion on the matter next year.

In addition, to focus our efforts in the coming year, we welcome the Zagreb Progress Report and its identification of priorities for 2006.

Today it's 10,000. Next year it's 1,000.

The latest example is the United Kingdom, where trade unions have spurred the creation of the Pension Protection Fund, which will begin operating next year.

Djordjevic's transfer is urgent because his trial, too, is due to open towards the middle of next year.

The broader recognition of this link will be a key opportunity for furthering the fight against terrorism in the year ahead.

So we must hope that the World Cup in South Africa in 2010 will finally bring greater global parity.

It's being built as we speak, and it will be on show in Phillips next year in New York.

Not likely this time, at least for the next year.

A strategic plan to guide the work of the Committee over the next five years would be completed before the end of the year.

The current year saw the convening of two of the 14 symposiums to be held over the next three years.

Let us hope that this is only the beginning of an ongoing practice.

This will ensure that meaningful examination and appropriate precautionary action can be taken over the next year.

Accordingly, we hope that our debate will lead to concrete recommendations.

The critical factor now is to ensure that the review process is thorough and prepares us well for next year's negotiations.

Australia reluctantly accepted that provision, but we hope it will never be used.

Let s hope so.

Finding rhythmic pulse and rich harmonies using our vocals only, we hope the song, created in our homeland of Slovenia, finds a special and harmonious place in your hearts for many years to come.

Or, That's nice. You know, my grandmother's going on a cruise to Antarctica next year. You know.

Let s hope that we move in that direction in 2010.

Let s hope that s true.

Starting on 11 January next year, we will have to continue with development follow up and the reform of the Economic and Social Council.

Hopefully, it will help them!

Remittances from the Gulf States will suffer and its outsourcing business will languish, but hopefully infrastructure investments, of which India has a great backlog, will continue apace.

Given the shortage of fertilizer and inputs during the current planting season, next year's harvest will be worse than this year's, with grave implications for food security.

That brings me to the weeks ahead. I have the fullest confidence in my successor.

Hopefully this keeps the pontificating to a minimum and makes the posts useful.

We are hoping for similar steps by other States towards that goal.

An agreement in principle to biennialize UNHCR's programme budget will receive further consideration in the year ahead.

The debt owed to Member States had also increased sharply and, given the surge in demand for peacekeeping operations, that trend was likely to become more pronounced over the course of the following year.

Efforts should be deployed urgently to ensure that all the legislative and other obstacles to the referral of cases to Rwanda are removed in order to enable that policy be implemented early in the coming year.

Let's hope it works.

The Special Rapporteur concluded by suggesting that he would be entirely in favour of the proposal that he should submit general conclusions or proposals the following year.

It would also provide an opportunity to begin reflecting on next year's mid term review in the follow up to UNCTAD XI.

There are doubts, however, about the fairness of the upcoming vote.

With respect to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, we hope that, in the course of next year, the trials of the 17 accused awaiting trial will begin, whether those trials take place at the Tribunal itself or under national jurisdictions in accordance with the criteria set by the Prosecutor for the referral of cases to national courts.

Gradually, many countries, with prodding from their trade unions, now have some form of benefit protection plan for private pensions. The latest example is the United Kingdom, where trade unions have spurred the creation of the Pension Protection Fund, which will begin operating next year.

Finally, the status of implementation has to be reviewed, perhaps at the end of December and early next year, and again just before the end of the sixtieth session.

So much of what we hope to achieve depends on a United Nations that is effective and credible.

We also hope to contribute to the achievement of a consensus among all parties concerned to conclude a comprehensive convention to combat international terrorism.

We hope you like it.

Because behind this amazing photo by Amine Hachimoto lies a new reality in Morocco 2011 is the year when the street has become the theater of nonviolent political expression. Something that is likely to continue in the years to come.

In that regard, we hope further initiatives can be undertaken to encourage and enable African countries to accede to the APRM.