We pay tribute to them.

People have come to pay tribute.

We pay tribute to his memory.

We pay tribute to their sacrifice.

To all those South Africans we pay a sincere tribute.

Today we wish to pay a tribute to all of them.

I also wish to pay a tribute to the disarmament secretariat.

Now that he is gone, we pay a tribute to his memory.

You'll also pay a tribute double the one we've been silly enough to pay you up until now.

We salute them and pay tribute to their memory.

We pay tribute to them and honour their memory.

To pay the tribute, some of us must starve.

I would like thus to pay tribute to Salvador Allende.

I pay a sincere tribute to their political leaders for taking this courageous step.

We pay tribute also to the other members of the Bureau.

We pay tribute to the parties for respecting the cease fire.

I wish to pay tribute to them and to their staff.

We pay great tribute to the veterans of the Second World War.

I should like to take this opportunity to pay a tribute to the President of our country during that period, Dr. Victor Paz Estenssoro and, on behalf of all Bolivians, to pay a special tribute to his statesmanlike leadership.

In 932 Henry finally refused to pay the regular tribute to the Magyars.

Here, I should like to pay public tribute to his many presidential qualities.

In this context, they pay tribute to the efforts of the Co Presidents.

We pay a tribute to the Secretary General apos s attention to this aspect of his work.

We pay a special tribute to the dedicated chairmanship of Ambassador José Luis Jesus of Cape Verde.

And when they were come to Capernaum, they that received tribute money came to Peter, and said, Doth not your master pay tribute?

The Americans, and to an extent the British, sometimes pay a different kind of tribute to famous artists.

Before concluding, my delegation would like to take this opportunity to pay a tribute to the first Executive

I want to pay tribute to the heroic work of those men and women.

In that regard, I pay tribute to the initiatives that African countries have taken.

We pay a tribute to those who have had to give their lives in the performance of their duty.

We pay a tribute to the Africans and the African political leaders who have taken the path of democracy.

My delegation would wish to pay a tribute to those agencies and individuals that have helped develop the Declaration.

We should like to pay a tribute to our Secretary General, Mr. Boutros Boutros Ghali, for his distinguished leadership.

So we were inspired to create a project where men will pay tribute to women by posting their photos.

We pay tribute to the Secretary General for his bold initiatives to combat those phenomena.

I should also like to pay tribute to and greet warmly Mr. Boutros Boutros Ghali.

We pay tribute to all those involved in delivering humanitarian aid, working under difficult circumstances.

I would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to the South African people.

Finally, I would like personally to pay tribute to a great friend and a dear colleague, the late Ambassador Sami Kronfol.

Once again, I pay tribute to his tireless efforts and his resolute commitment to work to build a fairer world.

We would like to pay a special tribute to our Secretary General, Mr. Boutros Boutros Ghali, for his dynamic leadership.

We therefore pay a fitting tribute to the negotiators, who worked long and sometimes frustrating hours to make this happen.

I wish on this occasion to pay a special tribute to the Moroccan soldiers for their great courage and devotion.

We must pay a tribute to our predecessors as Chairmen of ECOWAS who have had to grapple with the problem.

We would like to pay a warm tribute to Ambassador Samuel Insanally for his initiative in conducting the World Hearings.