Let the Negotiations Begin

Let the debate begin.

Let me begin with my parents.

Let me begin with an example.

Let us begin with the Security Council.

Right, so, let the robot stand up comedy begin.

until Gog and Magog are let loose, and begin swooping from every mound,

until Gog and Magog are let loose, and begin swooping from every mound,

Let me begin, Sir, by explaining why Canada is introducing the draft resolution.

Let us begin today's lesson by opening our books to page 156, said the teacher.

But let me first begin by showing you some pictures of what this thing looks like.

Mr. Jessen Petersen Let me begin, Sir, by congratulating you as the President of the Council.

Let us now begin our thematic discussion on the subject of other weapons of mass destruction and outer space.

So let me begin by first of all giving a very, very brief history of time, if I may indulge.

Mr. Rostow (United States of America) Let me begin by joining those who have thanked the Chairmen for their presentations.

So let the games begin, and may the best team win. Which is Holland, of course, the country of my birth.

President Mugabe Let me begin by congratulating the Co Chairpersons for accepting the onerous task of presiding over this epochal event.

Let us each do our part so that the Peacebuilding Commission can begin its work before the end of the year.

President Abdul Gayoom Let me begin by congratulating the Co Chairpersons on their election to jointly preside over this important summit.

President Jammeh Let me begin by congratulating you, Sir, on your election to the presidency of the General Assembly at its sixtieth session.

Mr. Dauth (Australia) Mr. President, let me begin by associating myself fully with the statement just delivered on behalf of the Pacific Island Forum.

So let me begin by urging you, particularly you on the youngsters' side, on this path you've chosen, to go as far as you can.

Ms. Mchiela (Malawi) Let me begin by aligning my delegation with the statement made by Mozambique on behalf of the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

Let me begin by thanking the Secretary General for his comprehensive report on the work of the Organization, as contained in document A 60 1.

Let me begin by saying, however, that my delegation must disagree with something you said in your introductory remarks that disarmament is at a crossroads.

Mr. Kumalo (South Africa) Let me begin, Sir, by expressing my delegation's appreciation of your work as President of the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.

Ms. Bellamy Let me begin by thanking the Argentinean presidency for giving us the opportunity to address the Security Council in its open debate on Haiti.

Impossible to begin. Enough. No. Begin with the hapless dodo.

Begin to establish a leniency programme. The word begin is important.

Let's begin.

The President Let me begin by inviting representatives, in accordance with rule 62 of the rules of procedure, to stand and observe one minute of silent prayer or meditation.

Mr. Hannesson (Iceland) Let me begin by thanking the Foreign Minister of Denmark for taking part in and presiding over the open debate this morning on post conflict peacebuilding.

A culture of peace will not begin elsewhere it will begin with us.

Let me begin with the question that must be asked first of all how can the work of the General Assembly be used to advance the objectives I have described?

Mr. Akram (Pakistan) Let me begin by extending our warm felicitations to the United Kingdom delegation on assuming the presidency of the Council for this closing month of the year.

Begin, I will.

We can begin.

So if we all take only what we need, then we can begin to share the rest, we can begin to celebrate, we can begin to restore.

Mr. Molyviatis (Greece) Let me begin, Mr. President, by congratulating you upon your election as President of the General Assembly and assure you of my country's unwavering support for your endeavours.

Mr. Ilkin (Turkey) Let me begin by thanking the Secretary General for his visionary, comprehensive and thought provoking report (A 59 2005), which will be guiding us during the reform process.

Mr. Tesch (Australia) Let me begin by reiterating the Australian Government's deepest condolences to all those affected by the earthquake and tsunamis that struck the Indian Ocean region on 26 December.

In conclusion, let us hope today's exchange will help generate the necessary will in capitals to enable us to begin FMCT negotiations, as part of a balanced CD programme of work.

Here's where to begin.

When does learning begin?

I'll begin in 1824.