I fully associate myself with that statement.

Her career began with my endorsement of the pen.

I endorse the proposal and strongly recommend that we adopt it.

As a member of the bureau, I wish to associate myself with his words.

I would like to associate myself with the statement made by the representative of South Africa.

I expressed support for negotiations aimed at peacefully resolving differences generating tension.

At the moment, I do not have instructions to indicate my support for it, even as amended.

I wish also to express my support for, in particular, the Secretary General's report (A 59 2005).

I also associate myself with the statement made by the representative of Jamaica on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.

I associate myself with the statement to be made by the Permanent Representative of Luxembourg on behalf of the European Union presidency.

I am all for a stronger, harder push to reach global agreement on core reforms.

Mr. Litavrin (Russian Federation) (spoke in Russian) I would like to associate myself with the views that have just been expressed, which I support.

I join many others in expressing my full support for his efforts to consolidate democracy in Russia.

My Special Representative, Mr. Beye, assisted by Major General Garuba, have my full support in carrying out the challenging tasks ahead.

While endorsing this report, I would like to add some remarks of my own on the continuing operation of the Register and its further development.

In the fields of both law and politics, I have consistently and clearly supported the principle of non discrimination.

I would like to align myself with the statement made earlier by the United Kingdom on behalf of the European Union (EU).

I should also like to associate myself with the statement made on behalf of the Group of 77 by its Chairman.

I should like once again to endorse the draft resolution, and commend its balanced and progressive language to delegations.

I would like to support this cautious approach to the Legal Subcommittee apos s consideration of this agenda item.

Although I support the need for a large fiscal package, I disagree with many of the specific features of the plans now under consideration.

I also renewed my support for a subsidy to companies for their ongoing employment of low wage workers. (Singapore adopted this idea with enviable results.)

Mr. Kuchinsky (Ukraine) While aligning myself fully with the statement by the European Union presidency, I would like to make a few remarks on behalf of Ukraine.

Mr. Pleuger (Germany) First of all, I would like to express my full support for the statement presented by the British Ambassador on behalf of the presidency of the European Union.

May I also strongly support your idea of deepening the discussion here and having a formal discussion on issues we have already addressed in a more informal discussion last year, and also your indication that any delegation is free to address any item on the agenda, an agenda which we did adopt by consensus this year?

However, primary responsibility rested with the former the latter could play only a supporting role.

I also wish to associate myself with those who have spoken previously on behalf of the landlocked developing countries, the small island developing States, the Caribbean Community and, of course, the least developed countries.

I also strongly support the convening of an all inclusive national conference to discuss future governance in the Sudan, to be articulated in the national constitution and federal arrangements.

Sir Emyr Jones Parry (United Kingdom) I associate myself and the United Kingdom with the intervention made by the representative of Luxembourg on behalf of the European Union.

My support for capital punishment would weaken greatly if the rate of killing innocent people were as large as that claimed by many.

I would also like to thank the Secretary General for his substantive report (S 2005 69) on this issue, and to support the recommendations contained therein.

Mr. Dauth (Australia) Mr. President, let me begin by associating myself fully with the statement just delivered on behalf of the Pacific Island Forum.

Mr. Journès (France) (spoke in French) I associate myself fully with what has just been said by the representative of Germany in endorsing what was said by the representative of the United Kingdom on behalf of the European Union.

May I, at the outset, associate myself with the sentiments expressed by the Chairman of the Group of 77, Ambassador Lamamra of Algeria, on the issue before us.

I reiterate my support for Lithuania apos s proposal, made here at the United Nations exactly a year ago, that new permanent members could be added to the Security Council.

I reiterate my support for Lithuania apos s proposal, which was outlined here at the United Nations exactly one year ago, that new permanent members could be added to the Security Council.

I should like to express support for the efforts of the UNDP, UNFPA and UNICEF leadership to mobilize additional resources from various sources.

I avail myself of this opportunity to thank you once again most sincerely for your understanding of our difficult situation and express my full support to your efforts for the achievement of a just solution and lasting peace on the territories of the former Yugoslavia.

In expressing my gratitude for your personal commitment for finding a solution to this issue, I would like to voice my strong support for the recent message you conveyed to the Belgrade authorities, hoping that it will contribute to the renewal of the missions apos mandate.

Mr. Ramazani Baya (Democratic Republic of the Congo) (spoke in French) I should like at the outset to express, on behalf of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, my feelings of support and solidarity to the American people, who have been hit hard by a natural disaster.

Lastly, I should like to express support for the statement just made by Ambassador Lamamra on behalf of the Group of 77, in particular the reference to the document produced by the Ministerial Meeting on the occasion of the Group apos s thirtieth anniversary.

Additionally, I would like to be associated with the statements made by His Excellently The Most Honourable Percival James Patterson on behalf of the Group of 77 and China and by His Excellency The Honourable Navinchandra Ramgoolam on behalf of the Alliance of Small Island Developing States.

At the same time, I fully support the AU plans to lead an assessment mission in November to examine future peacekeeping requirements for the region.

In this context, I should like to express my support for the statement in the Secretary General apos s report quot An Agenda for Peace quot that democracy within the family of nations requires the fullest consultation, participation and engagement of all States, large and small, in the work of the Organization.

Hence, I wish to associate myself with the noble words of Cardinal Antonio Samoré, the delegate of the Holy Father in the Papal mediation between the fraternal countries of Argentina and Chile, in his speech at the time of the signing, in Montevideo, of the commitment between the two countries