Please give me some advice on what I should do.

I think that at this point, we should take a look at two proposals in the context of my own proposal without prejudice to the others.

I protested.

We are offering various suggestions, so I think we would still leave it there.

Here's my approach to it all.

But we have a number of suggestions for new proposals for the agenda and modifications to the Chairman's proposal.

What I want to suggest is a compromise on both sides.

We must give that proposal urgent consideration.

I've got a different idea. Yeah?

You may well want to accept that generous offer.

Hear, hear. I'd like to propose a toast to the Protestant cause.

I want to make you a proposition.

I have put forward a proposal on the annual agenda which I believe could form a basis for our consideration in this regard.

I believe that keeping its substantive session would fall in line with the proposal which I believe was made by our colleague from Austria regarding paragraphs 6, 8 and 9.

We decided to join in sponsoring the draft resolution, because we agree with the proposal put forward by the group of four.

I'm used to this kind of proposition. Talk to me.

And no member has given me any suggestion as to what I could do or has given me the mandate to come up with a suggestion.

I will make a second one.

I'd like to recommend, your honor,

It was sort of our idea.

And offered to get rid of the gun.

I have an alternative route to that place.

Sam, I'm going to make a humiliating suggestion.

I've a proposal for you, listen...

Am I to take that as a proposal?

Should we begin with the oldest proposals or with the most recent ones?

In fact, we are proposing that a decision be taken on this proposal at our next plenary.

The proposal that NAM made at that meeting, after the separate consultations to discuss my proposal specifically, to decide whether or not to include the words and non proliferation at the end of my nuclear disarmament proposal was not resolved, so my conclusion was that there was no consensus on my proposal.

We put that proposition to the meeting, two seconds, and then the room exploded.

Don't you want us to have a war?

You heard my offer. Water for guns.

I second Mr. Potter's motion.

We've come with a proposition. For helping' ya.

I will present it to the Roman Senate myself.

Mr. Spade told me about your offer for the Falcon.

It is understood that paragraph 3 (b) of the draft resolution reiterates this proposal and that it will indeed be considered in the context of the Assembly's consideration of the proposed budget for 2006 2007.

My delegation has been privileged to offer advice to the sponsors of the draft resolution now under discussion.

I refer especially to the proposals that do not require amendment of the Charter.

We feel it our duty to bring to your attention and strongly protest the Greek Cypriot deputy's action.

I mention it in the light of the ideas and initiatives that have been presented to us at this session.

We gladly accept your offer.

So I said yes to this proposition.

I refer in particular to the Conference on Disarmament.

Could we just look at the proposal again?

I wish to repeat this proposal.