We share that view.

I share this consensus view.

The Inspectors share this view.

We do not share this view.

The Committee does not share this view.

I, for one, do not share this view.

The Secretary General does not share that view.

The Inspectors share this view and encourage such an initiative.

The Latin American left does not share George W. Bush s view of the world.

We share the view that the IAEA is not an investigative agency.

The major Arab states, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and others, share that view.

We share the view that the involvement of Kosovo Serbs in those bodies is perfectly expedient.

But, from an economic point of view, the share of homeowners versus tenants is not very important.

Hamas does not share this view, and Palestinian reconciliation efforts have reached an impasse.

Moreover, Saudi Arabia and some other Arab countries share this view, albeit behind closed doors.

And I would understand if you do not share my view on what you have experienced.

Although the OECD Principles do not advocate any particular view on the one share one vote approach, they include examples of other international statements that do advocate a one share one vote approach.

The UN and many countries officially share the view that bio fuel is one option in fighting climate change.

We share the view that the protection of human rights must be one of the components of the United Nations strategy to combat terrorism.

We share the view that national Governments should take primary responsibility for the protection of their civilian populations from violence and terrorist activities.

I share the view expressed by many today that there will be no going back to the status quo ante.

On balance a very fine balance we share the Secretary General's view that we could move on to the launch of the comprehensive review.

We share the broadly held view that the basic principles that have already been identified and recognized can guide the settlement of this issue.

We share the Agency's view that many of those applications are proving to be important tools in social and economic development around the world.

We share the view that, at this stage, the priority task is to clear the backlog of States that have not submitted their national reports.

At the same time, we share the view that there can be no security without development and, conversely, no development without security.

Both Estonian men and women share the view that there is a clear distinction between the so called men's and women's jobs .

They also share the view of many States Members of the United Nations that a precise definition of the nature and actual features of terrorism is indeed required.

We share the view expressed in the report that most of the elements of disease based programmes in Africa need a functional health service for effective delivery.

We intend to actively share our experience and have expressed our willingness to cooperate with other States with a view to the establishment of similar programmes.

We share the view that the General Assembly should be restored to its central role as the chief policymaking body within the Organization.

We share the view that this menace must be brought under control in order to protect the fragile democratization and the success of State building in Afghanistan.

Advocates of the one share one vote approach view any deviation from this approach as an undesirable distortion of the connection between investment risk and the decision making process.

We share the view of the Secretary General as to the role of disarmament in averting conflicts, building peace and resolving problems relating to development and ensuring international security.

I share the view, expressed by many delegations, that this truly historic debate is the culmination of a decade long discussion on this issue in the General Assembly.

Moreover, some delegations did not share the Commission's view that paragraph 2, as drafted, properly addressed the concern regarding nationality shopping expressed by some members of the Commission.

To go back to UNOCI, we fully share the view of Madam Louise Fréchette, the United Nations Deputy Secretary General, on the sensitive situation of the Operation in Côte d'Ivoire.

We share the view that, while high levels of aid do not guarantee success, the absence or inadequacy of aid would make post conflict peacebuilding efforts a time wasting charade.

We share the expressed view that development, human rights, and peace and security are dependent on one another, and we applaud initiatives taken in those areas.

In short, I do not share the view of many that, after the Internet and the personal computer, it will be a long wait until the next paradigm shifting innovation.

We hope that other delegations share our view, and that they will be prepared for constructive dialogue to successfully complete that work and promptly adopt the text of the convention.

On the other hand, we share the view of the many who are calling for the democratization of the United Nations system, and especially the composition of the membership of the Security Council.

We share the Secretary General's view that for the first time ever the international community has the resources and the knowledge necessary to realize the goal of universal freedom from want.

We fully share the Secretary General's view of a world grounded in collective action where problems, threats and opportunities transcend national boundaries and where the reality of our global interdependence is fully recognized.

The most noticeable increase in Latin American voting was in the 2000 presidential election, although the votes did not share a socially common political view at that time.