In that connection, we very much welcome the thoughts outlined by Poland.

That is very welcome.

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

We believe that the material support and the human solidarity shown by many countries around the world is very encouraging, and we commend and welcome it.

The information concerning such goods prior to their shipment is very welcome.

I very much welcome the minister's commitment to an inclusive mediation process.

We welcome the report of the Secretary General on small arms. We would very much like to thank Under Secretary General Abe for the clarity of his presentation.

Welcome back. We missed you!

Welcome back. We missed you.

We also welcome Ms. Kawaguchi.

We recognize and welcome that.

We welcome this renewed commitment.

We welcome that new development.

We welcome that important development.

He turned out to be very welcome there were a hundred yellow ribbons.

Progress in the privatization process is long overdue but is nevertheless very welcome.

As I said in my opening statement, I very much welcome those invitations.

And, although we welcome the reform initiatives and the report of the panel of eminent persons, we believe it is very important that new activities not be undertaken at the expense of the very important human rights and democracy building functions.

We welcome you to our club.

We welcome and appreciate these developments.

We therefore welcome the current consultations.

We welcome those concrete and bold proposals.

We welcome the language on marine debris.

We welcome any information on their whereabouts.

This commemoration is therefore a welcome reminder of the very raison d'être of the United Nations.

We very much welcome the constructive work by the members of the Council during the negotiations on the draft resolution, which enabled the unanimous adoption of the text.

We welcome the Secretary General's latest progress report.

We welcome its recent success in this area.

We welcome you, Mr. Minister, to New York.

I would also like to join in extending a warm welcome to the distinguished Ambassador of the Netherlands, and judging by the statement he has just made, we very much look forward to listening to him in the future very often.

We welcome the initiative to establish a Democracy Fund.

We welcome the CTC's fourteenth 90 day work programme.

We welcome the latest IAEA activities in this regard.

The commitment of the United States of America to its Millennium Challenge Account initiative is also very welcome.

We welcome private sector contributions to development and humanitarian relief

We welcome the preliminary signs that it is doing so.

In general, we welcome the increased focus on human rights.

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

We also welcome the field missions undertaken by the Council.

We also welcome other new developments in the same direction.

We will seek and welcome the support of all nations.

We welcome the mobilization of international efforts to combat proliferation.

We welcome the mainstreaming of disarmament issues in development policy.

We also welcome the recent contributions made to this Fund.

We would welcome CD partners' views on this informal suggestion.