Our approach to therapeutic cloning thus remains unchanged.

The comprehensive, multi faceted nature of our approach was novel.

We must redouble our efforts and refocus our approaches.

Our overall approach to the issue is based on the following pillars.

More important, the Code runs counter to the multilateral approach of the United Nations.

We will be very constructive in our approach, but must not be expected to hide our heads in the sand.

The activities of the three committees, as described today by their Chairs, reflect our chosen approach to counter terrorism action within the United Nations framework.

We therefore regret that one country has asked for a recorded vote because it could not support our approach to this issue.

Ukraine's support of the proposal stems logically from our overall approach to the issue of Security Council reform, which is based on the following principles.

We have a moral, political and economic duty to improve our approach and to help those countries establish a lasting, sustainable peace.

It is Romania's position that we should all shift our approach to women and peace and security to one that views their participation as the rule rather than the exception.

I wish to reiterate that the issue of austerity vis à vis world diplomacy is absent in our approach to United Nations reform, and we should include it.

Our approach provides policymakers in developing countries with a framework to tackle the daunting coordination challenges inherent in the creation of new, competitive industries.

This reflects not only our consistent approach to achieving lasting peace and reconciliation through justice, but also, we believe, a realistic assessment of the needs of today's interdependent world.

However, if some try to impose their will on the Iranian people by resorting to a language of force and threats against Iran, we will reconsider our entire approach to the nuclear issue.

I anticipate serious discussion on these issues here in Canouan this week, and I look forward to our dialogue as we seek to further refine our approach to solving the decolonization dilemma held over from the twentieth century.

Similarly, the Consensus group believes that our approach can accommodate the aspirations of other inter regional, regional and subregional groups such as the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), the Arab League, CARICOM and the Pacific Island countries.

The critics of the draft resolution and there are not many have alleged that we have introduced the proposal in haste, that we have not been inclusive in our approach and that a decision on the matter should be taken only on the basis of consensus.

Let us seek to secure the world by addressing the root causes of the present insecurity, which are to be found in poverty, hunger and disease on the one hand, and intolerance, double standards, xenophobia, selectivity and self righteousness in our approach to issues on the other.

Ratification of amended Protocol II turned out to be quite a long process, owing mainly to our responsible approach to the obligations we were assuming and the consequent need for complicated coordination efforts.

In addition to the recommendations of the Secretary General, in our approach to the Millennium Development Goals we will be guided by the discussions held and the agreements reached on that issue at numerous international conferences, including those held at Monterrey and Johannesburg.

We believe that the proposal to create a peacebuilding commission is worthy of support, but given the complexities and sensitivities inherent in its proposed functions, we must be flexible in our approach and envisage changes in structure and functions over time and in different circumstances.

Our approach provides policymakers in developing countries with a framework to tackle the daunting coordination challenges inherent in the creation of new, competitive industries. It also has the potential to nurture a business environment conducive to private sector growth, job creation, and poverty reduction.

Our approach to regulation in the past was based on the assumption that financial markets could to a large extent be left to themselves, and that financial institutions and their boards were best placed to control risk and defend their firms.

As we continue to demonstrate our constructive approach on the way to building a common future for the two peoples living on the island, we also expect that the international community will not let the Greek Cypriot attempts stand in the way of easing the isolation of the Turkish Cypriot people and thus paving the way to a just and lasting solution.