We also support the proposed Human Rights Council.

In this context we also support the Proliferation Security Initiative.

We also fully support the establishment of the Peacebuilding Commission.

We also support the proposed Peacebuilding Commission as an advisory body.

We also support measures to prevent grave violations against such children.

We also express our support for the draft resolution before the Assembly.

We therefore support the reform policy pursued by President Abbas, just as we also support the efforts made by General Ward in that area.

We also need to support regions and countries concerned with their capacity building.

We also support your repeated statements concerning the need for transparency and openness.

We also support the initiatives to attain substantial debt relief for all developing countries.

We also support limiting the time frame for consultations next year to four weeks.

We also welcome and request all financial and technical support for advancing our efforts.

We also continue to provide practical support to the Palestinian people through our aid programme.

We also wish to express our strong support for the idea of creating a Peacebuilding Commission.

We also invite member States to support the draft and to work actively towards its implementation.

Here, we should also like to reaffirm our support for the establishment of an International Finance Facility.

We also support efforts aimed at increasing respect for and the credibility of the human rights bodies.

We support also the increased focus on ensuring ethical conduct on the part of all United Nations personnel.

We also strongly support increased resources being provided to the Secretary General for his vital good offices function.

We also support reform of the Secretariat to allow it to perform its functions and activities with transparency.

We also support the Court's request for the establishment of an additional professional post in its Computerization Division.

We support the movement towards debt forgiveness, and we also believe in the creative identification of alternative sources of financing aid for development.

In the longer term, we are also working with partner Governments in support of an international arms trade treaty.

We also support the expansion of the Security Council and its geographical representativity, and the enhancement of its efficiency.

We also support the creation of the proposed peacebuilding commission, in view of our own national experience since 1996.

We also declare our willingness to support the more widespread use of Portuguese in Spanish speaking Ibero American countries.

We also express our support for the Secretary General's initiative to create a Peace Commission, to which, we believe, Uruguay could contribute, continuing its support for peacekeeping missions and the expertise acquired in rebuilding devastated countries.

Support for GSTP was also included.

Staff outreach support is also provided.

But we can also celebrate and support and reward the people trying to use cognitive surplus to create civic value.

We also support the membership of Germany and Brazil, as well as the representation of Africa in the same category.

We also support the ongoing work of the Secretary General to continuously improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Secretariat.

We also wish to make special mention of the trust funds for assisting with submissions and for participation and support.

We also want to express our deep appreciation to the members of the Council for their continued support to the ICTR.

We also support the recommendation that the mandate of UNOCI be extended for another 12 month period, until 4 April 2006.

We also support an independent, viable, democratic and territorially contiguous Palestinian State living side by side in peace with its neighbours.

We also express our gratitude and support for the considerable achievements of the work of the Court in the past year.

Investigative and administrative support is also needed.

The office would also require logistical support.

Predictable donor support would also be helpful.

We have also provided long standing support to the United Nations Regional Centre for Peace and Disarmament in Africa, at Lomé, and we shall continue that effort.

I would also like to say that, with their support, we will move forward in the future I know that their support will always be friendly and based on feelings of solidarity.

For those aforementioned reasons, we also support the inclusion of India, a developing country, as a permanent member of the Security Council.

We also thank the Committee's Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team for its work to improve the effectiveness of the sanctions regime.

We also support the idea of convening an international conference on terrorism and of drawing up an international strategy to combat it.