We are confident that we will succeed.

We are fully confident that you will carry out your mission well.

We are confident that they will guide our deliberations to a successful conclusion.

We are certain that your wisdom and tact will ensure the success of our work.

We are confident that, under his leadership, the work of the ICTY will be crowned with success.

We are confident that the affected populations will recover and rebuild their communities.

We are confident that those recommendations will emerge within a reasonable timeframe.

We are confident that all parties concerned will persevere in their important efforts.

We are confident that your vast experience and able leadership will lead us to a successful session.

We trust that the international community will give careful consideration to the merits of that proposal, with an eye to the future.

We are confident that, in keeping with the title of the Advisory Panel's report, we will be able to move from rhetoric to action.

We have every confidence that he will help the participating organizations to take the necessary practical follow up steps to advance the multilateral counter terrorism campaign.

We are confident that, as a distinguished son of a developing country, Mr. ElBaradei will continue to understand the South's problems and its aspirations.

We are confident that Member States will be able to make the necessary decisions under your strong and wise leadership you can count on my delegation's fully cooperation.

We are convinced that through the joint efforts of the Chinese Government and people, significant improvements will continue to be achieved in road safety in China.

I trust that the Committee is willing to consider in full all requests for technical assistance in the preparation of the reports or in implementing the provisions of the resolution.

We are certain that this one hundredth ratification of the Statute will bring about further action aimed at achieving the Court's universality.

We trust that the ITU will now rapidly allocate such a code, as requested by the United Nations, and thus help stimulate the economy.

We trust that the date of 7 February 2006 set for the transfer of the powers of the Provisional Government to the new democratically elected authorities will be adhered to.

We are confident, Mr. President, that under your able leadership Member States will succeed in implementing the agenda that the September summit has set for us.

At the outset of my statement, I would like to congratulate you, Mr. President, on your assumption of the presidency of the Security Council for the current month. We are confident that your experience and wisdom will lead to the success of the Council's deliberations.

We are convinced that it will ensure the much needed financial transparency and accountability and boost the confidence of the donor community and private contributors.

And we are much more confident now than we were two years ago that we might indeed have on this moon, under the south pole, an environment or a zone that is hospitable to living organisms.

Make no mistake.

We are confident that the International Court of Justice will continue to play an important role in the peaceful settlement of international disputes, the promotion of the rule of law at the international level and in the building of a harmonious community of nations.

We trust that the US and Russian presidents, and leaders of all other nuclear powers, will show statesmanlike wisdom and courage and begin the process of freeing the world from the nuclear menace.

We are confident that a successfully negotiated settlement of that long standing issue, maintaining the essential verification role of the IAEA, would be a significant accomplishment for international peace and security.

We are confident that this visit will enable us all to become familiar with the activities the Commission can undertake, with a view to increasing the number of States accepting the Commission's jurisdiction and encouraging the parties concerned that they should have recourse to it.

It is an honour to add my country's name to the list of sponsors of the draft resolution, which the General Assembly should adopt unanimously.

We are confident that, under the President's determined guidance, the long standing issue of Security Council reform will be resolved, along with the other important issues relating to the institutional reform of the Organization.

We are confident that, under the leadership of President Karzai and the Afghan Government, and with the unremitting efforts of the Afghan people and the vigorous assistance of the international community, Afghanistan will make even greater progress in economic reconstruction and social development.

We are confident that these new principles will be implemented intensively starting from 22 April 2005, when the Republic of Moldova assumes the chairmanship of GUUAM.

I trust that you will read my report in full.

A Crisis of Trust

As a result, the government s confidence and hold on power were shaken.

They must feel confident he is on their side.

I am sure we all acknowledge those plain truths.

Membangun Kepercayaan dalam Dana Iklim

The Market Confidence Bugaboo

But it is hard to be confident.

I am confident that those efforts are gradually bearing fruit.

We are confident that they will take all necessary measures to attain that objective during the next five years, while at the same time making every effort for capacity building in the relevant States in order to ensure fair trials that meet international standards.

We should win the confidence of the media and of society.

We agree.

And we as citizens, as we go through this experience of the kind of, the crisis of confidence, crisis of competence, crisis of legitimacy, I think there's a temptation to pull back from the world and say, ah, Katrina, Iraq we don't know what we're doing.