Mr. Gillerman (Israel) Allow me at the outset, Mr. President, to congratulate you again on your leadership of the Security Council.

What we started to do was to realize that we had to take charge and reform ourselves.

It is the mother of all markets. You remember that Internet?

In closing, Sir, we look forward to your leadership and guidance on how we are to follow up on the implementation of the outcome document.

The implementation of a national anti missile defence system could trigger an arms race and lead to the development of more advanced missile systems and an increase in nuclear weapons.

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Contacts and negotiations took place between Mr. Jumblatt and Mr. Hariri and with the exiled Maronite leader Mr. Michel Aoun.

I convey gratitude to Mr. Jean Ping for his astute leadership of the fifty ninth session.

The nature of the leadership thus identified was that demonstrated by a leader or team that set longer term priorities, reinforced and safeguarded strategic priorities, and understood public organizations well enough to chart a meaningful implementation course.

We trust, Mr. President, in your leadership, wisdom and resolve.

In the first place, it is common for decisions to depend upon the explicit guidance of the executive.

Mr. CYNKIN (United States of America) Mr President, I would like to express my delegation's appreciation for the leadership that you bring to the CD presidency.

Mr. Calderón (Peru) (spoke in Spanish) At the outset, I express to you, Mr. Chairman, my delegation's satisfaction at seeing you leading the Committee's discussions.

Divine prophets teach us about proper regard for the exalted state of human beings on earth.

First, of course you know, a leader needs the guts to stand out and be ridiculed.

The Inspectors would like to stress the need for upfront inter agency leadership commitment and support.

I would also like to pay high tribute to Mr. Jean Ping, your predecessor, for his distinguished leadership.

Mr. Montwedi (South Africa) welcomed the Basic Principles and Guidelines, which were long overdue.

Mr. Mérorès (Haiti) (spoke in French) Allow me to commend Mr. Jan Eliasson on the way in which he is conducting our work.

President Mbeki First, I would like to salute Mr. Jean Ping, the outgoing President of the General Assembly, for the work he did to guide the General Assembly as the nations of the world considered the immensely important matters that led to the elaboration of the outcome document that was adopted last night.

does not mean that you're a good leader, because the essence of leadership is being able to see the iceberg before it hits the Titanic.

I have no doubt, Sir, that, with your vast experience in diplomacy and statecraft, you will pilot the session to a successful conclusion.

Mr. Biaou (Benin) (spoke in French) Allow me first of all to pay tribute to Mr. Jean Ping, who guided the work of the fifty ninth session of the General Assembly with great energy.

At the outset, I express our sincere thanks to you, Mr. President, for convening this timely debate, and I commend your outstanding leadership in conducting the work of the General Assembly at its fifty ninth session, in particular the preparatory process for the September summit.

Mr. Suazo (Honduras) (spoke in Spanish) It is an honour to address the Council under your able leadership, Mr. Minister.

Hygiene, sanitation and water supply activities in emergencies are informed by the same guiding principles and strategies as those for priority countries.

In contrast, in the missile and chemical areas, there are some precursor chemicals or missile components or types of equipment which are clearly only used for proscribed purposes.

Brazilian firms have been investing mostly in primary industries such as energy and mining, led by Petrobras in oil and energy (UNCTAD 2004a).

Mr. Tueni was a champion of a democratic, sovereign Lebanon and of a free press.

The chosen route was communicated to the lead car only as Mr. Hariri was leaving the cafe.

The earlier Fact finding Mission led by Mr. Peter FitzGerald and the accompanying files were a valuable source of information during the early phase of our work.

Moreover, the Mission was informed by reliable sources that Mr. Hariri had managed to obtain a commitment from the Syrian leadership not to extend Mr. Lahoud's term.

One priority should be to provide guidance and leadership to the Human Settlements Network, focusing it on policy oriented research (see paras. 32 and 33).

And as I go there, of course, my A.D. says, You know what you're going to do, sir. I say, Of course I do.

In our judgement, priority should be given to education, including the teaching of the practice of peace and non violence to children.

I would also like to express appreciation to your predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Jean Ping of the Republic of Gabon, for his leadership and dedication.

Here, I would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to you, Mr. President, for the way in which you have been guiding our work.

Mr. Tal (Jordan) said that capacity to pay must be the guiding principle in calculating the scale of assessments.

Well, first there are strands of magnetic field left inside, but now the superconductor doesn't like them moving around, because their movements dissipate energy, which breaks the superconductivity state.

It was noted in the cover letter circulated with the decision guidance documents that responses previously submitted under the interim prior informed consent procedure did not need to be resubmitted.

(c) UNODC's human resource priorities for 2005 2006 include strengthening management and leadership through the implementation of a leadership development programme.

Since that time, under her leadership, Samraksha has been a pioneer in all fields related to HIV AIDS.

At the invitation of the Chairman, Mr. Bossano (Leader of the Opposition, Gibraltar) took a place at the Committee table.

Mr. Motomura (Japan) considered that the criterion of zero nominal growth should have governed the preparation of the programme budget.

(ii) Provide guidance on priorities based on multi year programmes approved by the Conference of the Parties and its directives