These views are reproduced below as being of interest.

And you can test these ideas.

What I'm going to show you next are a couple of controversial ideas.

And in it also brings up another point, right here.

While the views expressed in this research study are those of the author and are not necessarily those of the Government of Canada, it is our view that the study contributes to a better understanding of that aspect of the issue.

The improvement of gender mainstreaming continues through

(This point is discussed in more detail further below.

I'm not happy with that sentiment at all.

In this context, the following points should be taken into account

I'm an optimist. Always was, always will be.

This can be attained by focusing efforts towards its use in

We agree.

We share that view.

It's all grounded in the tenets of biology.

I am absolutely lost in that regard at the moment.

Newton certainly believed that.

El Salvador shares that point of view.

The Committee does not share this view.

The Government fully supports this view.

The draft resolution before us not only reflects that view but goes further.

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And I could not disagree more.

Portugal strongly rejects that view.

This concept, too, should be reiterated in our report.

So here, all the cards are face down you agree?

That view, we will never change.

54. A number of delegations spoke in support of that point of view.

But this is, at best, a partial view that obscures as much as it reveals. In particular, it misses the crucial and growing importance of regional politics and institutions.

There was, however, an incident I'm going to tell you about, that perhaps could have led me suspect something.

But this conflict of views is kind of interesting.

Replace the last sentence with the following These are gender mainstreaming and capacity building .

This is a popular story in some places.

This argument, however, misreads the US experience.

Mainstreaming gender is a strategy for achieving this overall objective with greater accountability for results.

We believe that this is at least an incomplete, if not an erroneous, view.

61. The regional human rights protection bodies have always shared that viewpoint, which is the only one compatible with international common law.

And I like that.

It's not an opinion.

Oh that's your opinion.

Now, there is one argument that some people do think really is that strong, and here it is.

One idea that has been mooted repeatedly in Europe is to create some European, or at least eurozone, unemployment insurance fund. This idea is attractive at first sight.

The view was expressed that it would be difficult therefore for the Working Group to formulate any strict rules on that issue.

A number of countries focused on integrating gender perspectives into reproductive health.

One final thing I've been very disturbed about this for years, but I think it's particularly important for this audience.

I want you to watch closely.