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We therefore welcome the balanced approach that the Secretary General has taken in his political assessment and recommendations.

CEB members particularly welcome the recommendations that support these changes as well as the full implementation of existing provisions.

We welcome the report submitted for the Assembly's consideration as it contains important recommendations, above all regarding the development programme.

There are good reasons for this welcome change.

The recommendations are accepted.

Comments, additions and corrections from States Parties are welcome.

Comments, additions and corrections from States Parties are welcome.

The outcome document embodies welcome recommendations on official development assistance targets, debt relief, enhancing and improving aid and addressing the special needs of Africa.

Nation states are welcome they are important elements of a liberal world order.

A number of the recommendations are useful other recommendations require thorough discussion.

Such proposals are welcome, and we support the objectives specified.

Those recommendations are still valid.

There are many more recommendations.

Those actions and announcements are positive and welcome, but they are clearly not enough.

The following recommendations are to implement

Recommendations are presented in section V.

They have all enriched the debate on reform and are therefore welcome.

While the preceding developments are welcome, there is no room for complacency.

The Board's main recommendations are that UNHCR

The Board's main recommendations are that UNHCR

The Panel's recommendations are summarized as follows

This initiative, including the recommendations for African Governments, is welcome, and I hope that all members of the G 8 will endorse them and work toward their implementation.

Foreigners are welcome to make comments, but their advice will usually be ignored.

We welcome the fact that African States are forthcoming in expressing their aspirations.

The elections yesterday in Afghanistan are a further welcome milestone in its transition.

A trust fund for victims has been established and voluntary contributions are welcome.

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Welcome.

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This is the reason we welcome the report of the Secretary General dated 31 January 2005 (S 2005 57) and note with satisfaction the observations and recommendations contained therein.

But there are no recommendations on disarmament machinery.

The Review Panel recommendations are currently under consideration.

The recommendations are presented under four main headings

Many of the recommendations are useful and appropriate.

We welcome the wording in operative paragraph 25 inviting States which are not parties to the Agreement to participate fully on an equal footing with States parties and reaffirming that every effort will be made to adopt recommendations on the basis of consensus.

I did not get a chance to welcome you, but we are very pleased that you are here.

We welcome the recommendations of the Humanitarian Response Review on filling those gaps in the existing arrangements where responsibility for certain vital sectors for humanitarian assistance and protection remains unclear.

Welcome home.

You're welcome.

You're welcome.

Welcome back.

Welcome, Sue!

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