I think you'll approve.

Would she say yes? Does she have high standards like me?

She will. She likes him.

Well, she will be.

I thought you would.

That's why I know you're going to agree.

I'd like to give the lady a little more rope. Well I... Thanks, I thought you'd agree.

You think Miss Channing would approve?

l think you'll agree it's important.

And if you try that, I think you'll find that you agree.

Once I open my mouth, she'll agree.

She'll have to if we all insist.

She will if I have fifty pounds.

I think you'll agree, I've earned my money.

It was good that I did. I didn't think she'd accept

I was sure it would meet with your approval.

I don't know if the Princess would agree.

You were going to agree to everything.

You will agree that we can rule out a crime of passion, hm?

The Secretary General trusts that the General Assembly will approve this appointment.

As it happens, the fiftieth anniversary celebrations will coincide with the Beijing Conference on the status of women.

3. The Secretary General trusts that the General Assembly will approve this appointment.

Do you think if we asked Yoon Young to give us that project, she will?

Nor is it clear that troop contributors would agree to make their soldiers available for such a purpose.

If you try that, I think you'll agree, and hopefully you can do it more often.

Will the former rich countries really accept a completely changed world economy, and a shift of power away from where it has been the last 50 to 100 to 150 years, back to Asia?

In the meantime, it trusted that the General Assembly would accede to its request for exemption under Article 19 of the Charter.

I doubt if my wife would agree, but back to the point if you're not Eve White, who are you?

The US has so far insisted that it will agree to a comprehensive dialogue only if Iran first suspends its enrichment activities.

Brazil will work towards this objective and trusts the General Assembly will approve the much needed reforms for this Organization.

Appropriation to be approved by the General Assembly for peacekeeping operations for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006

The fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations, in 1995, will also mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).

In view of the fact that the draft resolution has no additional financial implications, I am confident that it will be approved unanimously by the membership of this body.

If, from that, it is necessary to consider a reasonable increase in the ordinary budget, France, which has never espoused a dogmatic idea of zero growth, will readily accept this.

Will the former rich countries really accept a completely changed world economy, and a shift of power away from where it has been the last 50 to 100 to 150 years, back to Asia?

We hope that in the light of what may be said in the debate, the Assembly will agree that there is, in the ideas which we have put forward, something valuable which merits further consideration and elaboration.

For each chemical included in the Rotterdam Convention, Parties are requested to make an informed decision whether they consent or not to the future import of the chemical.

Decides to convene a ministerial conference to discuss the issue of refugees in the Muslim world during the 2nd half of 2005, the final date of which will be decided in consultation with the country willing to host the conference.

His delegation would therefore appeal for stronger support of the Programme in future years and, together with the other sponsors of the draft resolution, was confident that it would be approved by the Committee without a vote.

4. The year 1995, year for tolerance, will also mark the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations. The aim will be not merely to celebrate the anniversary of the United Nations, but also to reacquaint ourselves with the reasons that presided over its birth.

Yet, I am certain that all States Members of the United Nations will agree that such risks can be minimized only if there is effective command and control on the ground by the Force Commander.

He trusted that delegations would agree that, if such collective guidance was not forthcoming, the secretariat must exercise a minimum of discretion in the interpretation of intergovernmental decisions concerning the work programme.

Reissued for technical reasons.

2. The present report has been prepared in response to the request in resolution 48 216 B. For the purposes of the present report, it has been assumed that all of the recommendations made by the Board of Auditors in its report for the biennium 1992 1993 1 would be approved by the General Assembly at its current session.

In the interim, it is my intention to cover the immediate costs in connection with the deployment of additional military and formed police unit personnel, should the Council so decide, from within the initial appropriation to be approved by the Assembly for the maintenance of UNOCI for the 2005 06 period.