That should be your condolence gift!

I offer my condolence and congratulation with what words I have.

During the early stage of the Korean War, MacArthur personally signed condolence letters.

I would write a carefully phrased letter of condolence to old Ascoyne D'Ascoyne.

He advocated new condolence ceremonies to commemorate lost warriors and to replace wars of vengeance.

Is that some sort of condolence? That's like slapping the face of a crying kid.

And that night the unit's commander did a sad duty, and he wrote a condolence letter back to the United

We also thank you for your expressions of condolence and sympathy with the families of the victims, the people and Government of my country.

On behalf of Africa and on my own behalf, I wish to convey a deep message of condolence to all Catholics across the world.

Your message of condolence, Sir, will bring healing, succor and hope to the grieving multitudes that have been so profoundly affected by the earthquake.

But last month, the United States embassy in Myanmar issued a statement expressing condolence to the families of Rohingya boat refugees who perished in an accident.

I will certainly convey these words of condolence from all the members of the CD to the people and the Government of the Republic of Indonesia.

I am deeply touched by the expressions of condolence I have heard this morning, and earlier, over the loss of human life and the destruction of property.

In the early months of World War II, U.S. Army Chief of Staff George C. Marshall felt obligated to sign every condolence letter sent to the families of slain soldiers.

I should like to express my thanks and appreciation to the General Assembly for the expressions of solidarity and condolence following the death of Ambassador Sami Kronfol, Permanent Representative of Lebanon.

Let me finish, Mr. President, by reiterating to you my gratitude for your kind expressions of condolence and for those of the delegations that have been good enough to do likewise.

I wish also to associate my delegation with the expressions of condolence just conveyed by the representative of Argentina on the sad losses suffered, in the course of duty, by his compatriots.

We join in the expressions of condolence to the Government and the people of Egypt following the recent natural disaster in that country and its horrible consequences, including the loss of life.

May Allah bless his soul , he was just 13 years old and it is enough that he is in heaven now. My condolence to his family regardless of what I think about them.

The Chairman made a statement in expression of condolence to the Governments and peoples of Pakistan, India, Guatemala and El Salvador, with regard to the natural disasters that had occurred in those countries.

On this sad occasion, we share the deep sense of loss of all our Catholic brothers and sisters and express once again our sincere feelings of condolence and sympathy to the whole Christian world.

Mr. SKOTNIKOV (Russian Federation) (translated from Russian) Mr. President, first of all I would like to associate myself with the words of condolence that you expressed concerning the victims of the tsunami and the affected countries.

Mr. Mackay (New Zealand) May I associate New Zealand with the expressions of condolence that have been made on the passing away of His Holiness Pope John Paul II and His Serene Highness, sovereign Prince Rainier III of Monaco.

These two special envoys of the World Tourism Organization, who conveyed the international community's messages of condolence and solidarity, succeeded in accomplishing their mission of assessing the extent of the impact of the tsunami disaster on the tourism destinations

Mr. Rey (Colombia) (interpretation from Spanish) On behalf of the Government of Colombia, I wish to express our sincere gratitude to you, Mr. President, for your words of condolence and solidarity on the recent painful tragedy in my country.

My delegation is grateful for, and deeply moved by, the words of sympathy and condolence expressed by you, Mr. President, by the Chairmen of all the regional groups and by the representative of the host country on this solemn occasion.

Mr. Beck (Solomon Islands) First, Palau wishes to associate itself with the expressions of condolence, sympathy and sadness for the loss to the world of His Holiness Pope John Paul II and His Serene Highness Prince Rainier III of the Principality of Monaco.

Mr. Denisov (Russian Federation) (spoke in Russian) At the outset, allow me, on behalf of my delegation, to echo previous speakers' words of condolence on the passing of the head of the Catholic Church and of the head of the Government of Monaco.

For example, the Iroquois tell the story of a great warrior and skilled orator named Hiawatha, who, traveling with the mystic Deganawidah, negotiated the treaties that established their confederation. He advocated new condolence ceremonies to commemorate lost warriors and to replace wars of vengeance.

Mr. Dolgov (Russian Federation) (spoke in Russian) At the outset, I should like to associate myself with the words of condolence addressed to the Government and the people of Bangladesh following the death of peacekeepers from that country in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

My delegation shares in the expressions of deep condolence and sympathy conveyed to all victims, their families and the peoples of Afghanistan, India and Pakistan, who suffered huge losses of life and property due to the massive earthquake that occurred in South Asia last month.

Mr. ERDÖS (Hungary) (interpretation from French) At this sad time for Hungary I should like to express sincere thanks for all the expressions of condolence and sorrow we have heard from you, Mr. President, the representatives of the regional Groups and the delegation of the host country, the United States.

May I also take this opportunity to extend our profound thanks to the Heads of State or Government, to the Governments and to the peoples of different countries for their messages of deep condolence and consolation as well as for their arrangement of services of mourning for our great leader.

First of all, we wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the President of the General Assembly, to the Secretary General and to all Member States for their sincere expressions of condolence and their sympathy upon the cruel loss that struck the Togolese people with the passing of President Eyadema on 5 February 2005.

Mr. MARKER (Pakistan) I wish to associate my delegation with the feelings of condolence and sympathy that have been expressed on the demise of the President of the Republic of Fiji, and to request the representative of Fiji to convey those sentiments to the Government and the people of Fiji, and to the bereaved family of the late President.