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The world needs to welcome this possibility and back his efforts.

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.

It is good to welcome Mr. Covic back, and I thank him for his intervention.

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.

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.

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.

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.

In this regard we welcome the Space security index project.

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Welcome back to the Capitol. We hope that you had a good summer break, and that you return to Washington not just rested, but also energized to take on our country s mounting economic challenges.

Looking back over the past year in which the level of United Nations peacekeeping operations reached a historic high, we welcome the emphasis our leaders placed on investing in prevention, peacemaking, peacekeeping and peacebuilding.

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We welcome the emerging economies call for reform of global institutions.

We welcome the notable progress made in the international community's strategy.

We would welcome opinions of the non paper from all delegations.

We welcome the review of the United Nations Fish Stocks Agreement.