I've got a few remarks to make.

I wish only to make a few supplementary remarks.

I wish now to make a few additional comments.

I would nevertheless like to make the following points.

I should therefore like to make only a few brief comments.

I should like to make a few preparatory remarks about tonight's librette.

Make a few notes.

I now wish to make a few remarks on behalf of the delegation of Brazil.

For the moment, I wish only to make some preliminary observations.

Allow me now to make a few comments in my national capacity.

I should now like to make a few general comments on the report before us.

I should like to make a few points in response to the statement made by the representative of Japan.

And a few more remarks

And he made a few comments.

I would like to make a few points.

Now for a few posthumous announcements.

We would like to add a few additional comments to the debate on our own behalf.

We wish to make a few comments of a general nature on some of them.

I should like to make a few remarks on the statements made by the representatives of the German, Hungarian and other delegations.

Let us in closing make a few remarks on the future action at the level of the United Nations.

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A few eloquent examples will suffice to illustrate my observations.

I will add only a few comments of our own.

Let me, however, add a few additional remarks.

I wish to add a few brief comments.

The President I should now like to say a few final words as President of the General Assembly.

This form of words requires a number of comments

Yesterday, a number of points were made with regard to nuclear weapons, and I would like to make a few additional comments in that respect.

I will then make some remarks regarding the jurisdiction of the Tribunal.

Finally, I should like to make a few personal remarks.

Joining a group must be through choice and thus requires taking action.

The imagery of the games did generate a few playful conversations on Twitter as well.

Some Parties made the suggestion that the secretariat undertake more work on issues of interest to developing countries, but did not indicate from where the necessary resources should be redeployed.

In that connection, he wished to make a number of remarks.

Allow me to close with some very personal comments.

We should like to make a few observations about this violence.

The President The time has come for me to make a few concluding remarks before we close this part of the work of the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.

This is, I believe, the appropriate time to make some remarks on WMDs and also some more general remarks.

I shall therefore make only a few additional comments while remaining within the proposed time limit.

Nevertheless, I would like to add a few brief comments.

Those are the few points that I wanted to make by way of summary.

I wish only to add a few brief comments.

Before I conclude my statement, I would have a couple of comments.

In this regard, I should like to make a few remarks on the extension of the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).

Up until the end of 1991 the republics of the former Soviet Union were characterized by a unified, centrally oriented form of government, the omnipotence of the communist parties and the existence of unified communist youth organizations in addition to centrally governed administrative structures.