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11. Jointly with Governor Gutierrez, he had written a letter to Ambassador Richardson expressing disappointment with the resolution in its current form.

Lewis Richardson saw how you could do this with a cellular array of people, giving them each a little chunk, and putting it together.

Mr. William Blaine Richardson 1 30 September 1997 Ms. Madeleine Albright, Secretary of State of the United States of America, presided at the 3819th meeting, on 25 September 1997.

Bill Richardson, in his capacity as envoy of President Clinton, sought to reach a settlement in separate interviews with Mobutu and Kabila on 29 April, but with no success whatsoever

The helmsman of Qingdao Team Max Richardson said frankly But I know it is a right choice to change the race date. And I hope the wind will die down today, so that we can do some good.

72. Mr. Richardson (United States of America) said that the scale of assessments was of critical importance not only to the future of the United Nations but also to the engagement of the United States in the Organization.

Mr. Richardson (United States of America) We wish to offer our highest compliments and thanks to Chairman Chowdhury and to the scales coordinator, Mr. Maycock, for their outstanding leadership of the Fifth Committee through a long and arduous session.

The Forum will be addressed by H.E. Mr. Bill Richardson, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations, on From the House of Congress to the House of Nations The Challenge of Promoting United Nations Reform .

Mr. Richardson (United States of America) The United States delegation joins its colleagues today in consensus agreement on Renewing the United Nations a programme for reform . This text represents the United Nations strongest, most decisive action to date for reforming this Organization.

My delegation is a sponsor of the draft resolution before us, the important objectives of which we fully support. Mr. Richardson (United States of America) The item before us today, Assistance in mine clearance , is of profound importance to my Government and to the international community.

Ambassador Bill Richardson, the then United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations, visited Afghanistan on 17 April 1998 and both the Taliban and UF gave him their commitment on a number of issues, including a commitment not to initiate any military offensives during the Islamabad meeting.

Mr. Richardson (Saint Kitts and Nevis), speaking on behalf of the member States of CARICOM that were Member States of the United Nations, said that globalization and interdependence had become integral features of national, regional, and international interaction and the global community could ill afford to simply sit by and observe.

The Committee decided to discontinue the consideration of nine communications, Nos. 551 1993 (Espinoza v. Ecuador), 620 1995(Fernandes v. Canada), 622 1995(Bertillo v. Canada), 629 1995 (Sahli v. France), 652 1995 (Richardson v. Canada), 703 1996 (Ross v. Guyana), 715 1996 (Olaskoaga v. France), 738 1997 (Garcia v. Canada) and 745 1997 (Nunes v.Jamaica).1

Mr. Richardson (United States of America) I take the floor today to address an issue of concern to the United States, but one which we do not believe needed to come to this pass. The issue of what holidays should be officially celebrated at United Nations Headquarters and its duty stations has become one of the most sensitive issues which the General Assembly has considered at this session. We are deeply concerned that the decision increases the number of officially observed holidays.