We are all convinced of his innocence.

We are all convinced that he's guilty.

We are convinced that these are ambitious but absolutely legitimate goals.

We in Paraguay are deeply convinced of those tenets.

That, we are convinced, would be in no one's interests.

We remain convinced that the MDGs, while ambitious, are achievable.

We are convinced that there is no alternative to this approach.

As a country, we are convinced that only we can find solutions to our problems.

We are convinced that this mandate remains the best basis for initiating negotiations.

We are strongly convinced that space should be used only for peaceful purposes.

We are convinced that there is great scope for building on those gains.

Moreover, we are convinced that it will contribute to peace in the region.

We are not convinced that the Security Council should assume such treaty making prerogatives.

We are convinced that Africa's dependence on aid will diminish as growth prospects improve.

We are convinced that that goal can be achieved for both Israelis and Palestinians.

We are convinced that transparency, accountability and integrity in government are fundamental to economic and social development.

We are convinced that there are moments when exemplary civic engagement, such as Liu s, requires an exemplary response.

We are convinced that it is fully equipped to continue doing so in the future.

Of course, much remains to be done, but we are maintaining our resolve and remain convinced that we are on the right track.

We are deeply convinced of the value added by African management of problems of this nature.

We are convinced that all of those resources need to be closely studied and fully utilized.

We are convinced that in order to adequately evaluate the current situation of youth, we must include young people themselves.

We become indebted in order to consume because we are convinced that our utility schedule is more important than someone else s.

We are convinced that they have a beneficial role to play in both economic and social development.

We are convinced that that initiative, as well as our First Job Programme, will soon bear fruit.

Lastly, we are convinced that the Secretary General, in all good faith, has taken a wrong turn.

We are convinced that it is an objective deserving of the wholehearted support of all Member States.

We are convinced that the new threats to peace and security require that this standstill be overcome.

We are also convinced that good governance and the rule of law are essential for the prevention and control of corruption.

We are convinced that international technical and financial cooperation is essential to the development of medium income countries.

We are convinced that the United Nations must take the leading role in the fight against international terrorism.

However, we are not convinced that there is a need for a major review of the Council's functioning.

We are convinced that the benefits for, and the obligations of, all stakeholders should be clearly spelled out.

If he s a reformer, few are convinced.

We are convinced that the national implementation measures that all member States are bound to undertake are a necessary ingredient for ensuring the Treaty's stability.

My heart is sad but I still believe in God and am convinced that we are all being tested.

We are still convinced that both the First Committee and the CD would benefit from such sharing of information.

We are convinced that the concepts that Liu and his colleagues put down on paper in December 2008 are both universal and timeless.

We are deeply convinced that civil society should be the partner of Government and that human rights are a fundamental value of society.

We are convinced that the rule of law and good governance are prerequisites for creating and sustaining an environment that successfully tackles crime.

And on earth are signs for the convinced .

And on earth are signs for the convinced .

We are convinced that terrorism cannot be defeated by merely trying to eliminate or neutralize individual terrorist groups or terrorists.

We are convinced that mobilizing domestic financial resources for development must include the mobilization of both public and private resources.

We are convinced that the development of humanity should not be accompanied by woes and by victims of new wars.