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He also voiced support for Skopje's NATO bid.
The construction of a 1,480 square meters large building, which will house the faculty's students, ought to start in March,"said Mr. Stankovic.“The project gives hope to the region and it is a true example of what cooperation between the local institutions andcentral government should be like,"said Mr. Vollebaek. He also voiced hope that this would be a model for solving other problems, too.
He also voiced various roles in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag.
He also voiced hope it would stabilise the situation in Srebrenica.
He also voiced support for the intended EU membership application.
He also voiced hope that Russia would approach the issue constructively.
He also voiced the giant spider Aragog in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
He also voiced support for placing the interior ministry and BIA under DS control.
He also voiced confidence that Serbia will accelerate its drive for eventual EU membership.
He also voiced hope that the elections in March will adhere to democratic standards.
He also voiced hope that the two countries will conclude an agreement on double citizenship as soon as possible.
He also voiced hope that the commission will be able to say next year"that the essence of the work has been done".
He also voiced hope that the summit would further strengthen NATO's relations with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia.
He also voiced concern that the continuing divisive rhetoric could spark trouble in the run-up to the October vote.
He also voiced hope that Christofias and Eroglu would bring the historic negotiations to a successful conclusion before too long.
He also voiced hope that Skopje will soon receive an invitation to join the pact, and said membership was Macedonia's top priority.
He also voiced worries about what he sees as Nato's attempt to take over from the United Nations in terms of world governance.
He also voiced his support for the territorial integrity of Cyprus and the efforts to reunite the island by fostering an agreement between the Greek and Turkish community.
He also voiced Ankara's concerns about the inclusion of Cyprus in the first wave of enlargement, suggesting this could block reunification of the divided island.
He also voiced concerns in an interview about working in Malmö, due to the city's problems with anti-semitism, which had made his decision to leave the series easier.
He also voiced support for a policy recently adopted in Washington state, where victims are notified if their abusers or former abusers attempt to purchase a firearm.
He also voiced concern over the slow pace of implementation of an agreement Papadopoulos and Talat reached in July 2006 and urged all those involved not to waste more time.
He also voiced regret that the recommendations for lifting all restrictions on the Turkish Cypriot community that UN Secretary General Kofi Annan made last year, have been disregarded.
He also voiced scepticism that Greece would be able to meet its 2005 budget deficit target of 2.8 per cent of GDP, which depends on economic growth of 3.9 per cent.
He also voiced hope that a third joint meeting of the governments of the two countries would be held soon, in order to continue discussions on specific joint projects and other forms of cooperation.
He also voiced hope that the"general concept" for the EU mission would be approved by the end of this month, so that the process of operational planning for the takeover could begin shortly after NATO's June summit in Istanbul.
He also voiced his hope that cooperation between the two parties would be enhanced and developed to the mutual benefit, where approximately 70 000 Serbian citizens living and working in Baden-Wurttemberg play an important role. Minister Friedrich expressed his pleasure over continuation of cooperation within the Joint Commission, stressing potentials offered by the Strategy for the Danube Region, and the readiness of Baden-Wurttemberg to provide assistance and support in numerous areas, and particularly those which accelerate Serbia's EU integration.
He has also voiced strong support for Israel.
He has also voiced confidence that Macedonia would be invited to join NATO in 2006, with full-fledged membership in 2007.