We strongly support the creation of new permanent seats.

We strongly support Kofi Annan in his proposed reforms.

We strongly support the verification role of the IAEA.

As a sponsor of the draft, we strongly support it.

We therefore strongly support the implementation of a zero tolerance policy.

We work closely with the whole United Nations family, especially UNICEF, whose campaign, launched yesterday, we strongly support.

CEB members strongly support this recommendation.

We strongly support those visits and encourage States to extend full cooperation to the visiting teams.

We strongly support this multilateral approach as a way of dealing with the world of tomorrow.

We strongly support a strengthened role for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.

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

We strongly support the Secretary General's proposal to establish a Peacebuilding Commission and fund by 31 December 2005.

We strongly support the review of all budgetary and human resource rules and regulations and the review of mandates.

We also strongly support the underlying principles of the Jakarta Declaration, to which His Excellency the President of Indonesia referred this morning.

We also strongly support proposals for voluntary restrictions on its use, in particularly in situations of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.

We therefore strongly support the remarks by Samoa and Papua New Guinea on the importance of regional arrangements, such as the Pacific Plan.

We strongly support the recommendation that Member States provide duty and quota free market access for all exports from the least developed countries.

We therefore strongly support strengthening the authority and the independence of the Office of Internal Oversight Services as a means to accomplish that.

We have been assisting directly in the field as well as through the international community, and we strongly support the operations mounted by and through the United Nations system.

We continue to strongly support the African Union's efforts to resolve the conflict in Darfur and urge all Member States to contribute to the mission.

We strongly support bringing to justice those responsible for the crimes and atrocities that have occurred in Darfur and ending the climate of impunity there.

Canada, Australia and New Zealand strongly support summit progress on administrative and management reform.

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We strongly oppose it for several reasons.

We strongly advise against such a linkage.

We strongly support the idea of strengthening the capability of the human rights bodies in the field of implementation, effective promotion and monitoring of adopted measures.

In view of the suffering of the Baltic States, we have always felt a very special obligation to strongly support their inclusion in the Euro Atlantic community.

We strongly support the central thrust of the report of the Secretary General, namely, that development, security and human rights are closely interlinked and must be advanced together.

The EU member States strongly support all appropriate measures aimed at preventing terrorists from acquiring nuclear weapons.

I strongly support efforts currently under way to encourage high level donor participation in this important event.

However, I speak in support of principles that Canada believes in strongly principles that we believe must govern the way in which we renew and improve the Security Council and its method of working.

I strongly encourage Member States to support the enforcement of this policy with respect to their national contingents.

We sadly note how strongly military complexes dominate our world.

In conclusion, we strongly urge all non governmental and governmental stakeholders

We strongly call upon the international community to provide urgent and adequate support in disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR), economic recovery and rehabilitation, and the further promotion of the national reconciliation process.

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And we reached the sky, so we found it strongly guarded and filled with comets.

We strongly support all of the Secretary General's proposals on improving the Organization's structure and management methods and consider that such reforms are a major component of the package of reforms under consideration.

We strongly believe that education is the primary solution to poverty alleviation.

We also strongly urge that the standard of metadata should be improved.

We strongly endorse the joint communiqué adopted by the High level Meeting.

We strongly condemn that inhuman and barbaric killing of an innocent person.

We strongly believe that effective multilateralism is more important than ever before.

We still strongly believe that verification is technically feasible and politically desirable.

New Zealand strongly supports the establishment of a Peacebuilding Commission and urges member States to give this proposal their full support.