We disagree with many of its contents, of course, but also oppose the idea of having an EU constitution at all.

We entirely agree with this.

We fully agree with the Secretary General's view that United Nations reform must be comprehensive and should not follow a selective approach.

Others question the efficacy of market based approaches to drive sustainability, because markets can never deliver optimal social and environmental outcomes.

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We do not share this view.

Finally, we fully endorse the need for an expanded Security Council that is more representative of the realities of today's world.

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We could not agree more.

We agree to eliminate references to enemy States in Articles 53, 77 and 107 of the Charter.

We may agree with Smith (and Shakespeare) about the uselessness of lawyers perhaps, but surely not about Olivier, Falstaff, and Pavarotti.

We agree with the observation that globalization creates both opportunities and challenges.

We agree to support efforts through United Nations agencies to strengthen State capacity to implement sanctions provisions.

With respect to humanitarian action, we agree with the report that is important that MINUSTAH demonstrate its effectiveness through actions having tangible benefits for the population.

We agree that the responsibility to protect civilian populations lies first and foremost with each individual State.

We fully agree with the assessments that have been made, and we understand that difficulties are being encountered by the Commission.

We agree that current developments and circumstances require that we urgently build consensus on major threats and challenges.

We agree to develop a legally binding international instrument to regulate the marking and tracing of small arms and light weapons, as well as one to combat illicit brokering.

We agree with those who believe that we must improve conventional methods of fisheries management.

If we, the General Assembly, can take a decision on this important issue only when we all agree, we will never move forward.

We could not agree more.

Here, we agree with the Secretary General's analysis, especially when he sketches the bleak and alarming picture that is Côte d'Ivoire today.

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In line with the spirit of Monterrey, we agree that there is a need to focus our joint efforts on finding effective, realistic and balanced development financing mechanisms.

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We agree to sign the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism with a view to its early entry into force and to accede to the 12 other international conventions against terrorism as soon as possible.

We agree with the Secretary General that the summit should result in a number of far reaching and courageous decisions.

For we agree with the Secretary General when he says that no reform of the United Nations would be complete without the reform of the Security Council.

We agree that they merit a proper place in our system.

As noted above, we agree with the basic premise that the court should be conceived as a flexible, supplementary facility, based on consent.

We agree with the basic premise that further joint efforts to meet the MDGs must be based on the Monterrey consensus.

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Nevertheless, we concur with the Secretary General that combating this menace will require long term planning and a multifaceted strategy, developed by Afghanistan and implemented in close cooperation with the international community.

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We cannot agree with those who argue that an expansion would slow down the process of decision making and reduce the efficiency of the Council.

We concur with the Secretary General's report (A 59 2005) that there is a direct link between development, security and human rights.

We fully concur with the Secretary General's report, in which he states that challenges in the areas of security, development and human rights are interlinked.

On the other hand, we share the view of the many who are calling for the democratization of the United Nations system, and especially the composition of the membership of the Security Council.

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In particular, we agree with the Secretary General's emphasis on returns and the rights of Kosovo's communities, and we expect concrete results from the provisional authorities in that area.

We certainly agree with this recommendation insofar as it emphasizes the relevance of ensuring respect for human rights as an important pillar of both conflict prevention and peace building.

With regard to the rule of law, we agree fully with the Secretary General's view that the rule of law is the essential foundation for political stability, social progress and sustained development.

In that respect, we agree with the Commission of Inquiry that it will be up to the Sudanese parties themselves to decide, after broad consultations, on the appropriate mechanism to promote national reconciliation.

For those reasons, particular attention should be focused on those grievances and on their origin.