The issue is not willing to discuss.

Now I don't think that probability is the right category to discuss this issue in.

We are not agreeing here to discuss any issue in 2006.

God's greetings. We're going to discuss this issue from two angles

France had recently mentioned that the Special Committee was the appropriate forum in which to discuss that issue.

We know that there will be an opportunity to discuss this issue in an informal manner shortly.

The donor countries have now convened in Brussels to discuss this issue.

The Secretary General should submit an updated report on that issue so that the Committee could discuss it in detail.

So I would welcome a possibility to discuss this issue informally in the future.

Therefore, we asked the Secretary General to discuss the issue with the Burundian people.

We'll discuss that.

It was proposed that the UN discuss the issue of jurisdiction in space, taking into account the interests of developing countries.

The General Assembly may wish to discuss this issue and provide appropriate guidance in this regard.

We are willing to continue to discuss and exchange views on this issue with other delegations.

As I discuss the issue of disarmament, I need to draw attention to the Korean peninsula.

We'll discuss that later.

We'll discuss that later.

Let's discuss that later.

We can discuss that.

For that reason, I shall not discuss the issue of foreseeability and necessity except to say that I agree with the views of the majority.

The Permanent Mission will be very glad to have an opportunity to discuss the issue with you.

Now, I don't think that probability is the right category to discuss this issue in, but I do agree with him about this

We will discuss that later.

Let's discuss that problem later.

Let's discuss that problem later.

I can't discuss that now.

In that regard, we are heartened that the outcome document of the recently concluded summit has referred to the issue of migration and that the next session of the General Assembly will discuss the issue of migration and development.

It decided to keep the issue on the agenda and to discuss it again at its future meetings.

It will also discuss the issue of international cooperation from the perspective of both developing and developed countries.

We welcome the initiatives taken by the European Union to enable the IAEA to discuss this important issue.

It is important that we recognize and discuss this important issue in this Hall, and we are very pleased to be sponsoring the draft resolution.

Mr. KHOSHROO (Islamic Republic of Iran) The General Assembly meets today to discuss an issue that cannot but jar the conscience of every human being.

In a meeting with Evo Morales, he spoke of a joint agenda to discuss the issue with US officials.

Don't know. We will discuss that.

Couldn't we discuss that over breakfast?

Lily Kuo explores on Quartz how Chinese netizens got around the censors to read the article and discuss the issue.

I wish next to discuss the issue of transition from the totalitarianism to democracy, from command economy to market economy.

My delegation could support that, but if we cannot discuss that issue right now, perhaps, as suggested by our Egyptian colleague, we should postpone it to the November organizational session.

Welcomes also the fact that the World Conference on Disaster Reduction will discuss the issue of a global tsunami early warning system as part of its agenda

It is indeed a painful exercise to discuss an issue such as the question of Palestine, which involves grave injustice, repression and suffering that surpasses all limits.

We've got time to discuss that later.

We will discuss it at that time.

Ms. Løj (Denmark) Denmark appreciates this opportunity to discuss the issue of improved cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations.

In this regard, it was not considered to be within the mandate of the Committee on Conferences to discuss the issue.

In addition, I have heard something to the effect that maybe we should discuss this important issue not as a formal agenda item, but separately, so to speak.