I warmly welcome the news that the meeting in Rome has agreed (to) the terms of a statute to establish the International Criminal Court, |
I was pleased that the prime minister also assured me that those detained would be treated in accordance with due process of law. |
I was pleased that the prime minister assured me that he would make inquiries today about access ... to the remaining two British citizens he has not yet seen, |
I welcome any move which helps bring Milosevic to justice, ... It is vital that Milosevic answers these charges. |
I welcome this statement, which looks like a positive development, ... We shall need to study exactly what the Libyans have said. |
If he (Hussein) really is willing this time to cooperate, that could be done in the fairly near future, |
If that is what Belgrade accepts, then we do have a good basis for securing the objectives of our campaign, |
If they are willing to be genuine partners in this project, we are willing to help -- not only by contributing ourselves but also by taking the lead in the international community, |
If we are to take military action, military action must be in support of a clear political process. Today, we are going to agree on what that political process should be. |
In his words, they lack the basic elements of life and are particularly short of food, |
In Kosovo Europe witnessed the greatest persecution of a whole people since the days of Hitler or Stalin. We acted because the age of mass deportation and ethnic cleansing belongs to Europe's past. |
It accentuates our grave concern about the increased risk of nuclear and missile proliferation in South Asia, and of escalating tension in that region. |
It is a visible demonstration to our commitment to completing the job, |
It is an historic step, and I am delighted that the U.K. played a leading role in its achievement. |
It is clear from weekend reports that the violence in Kosovo has continued. We do not accept that this is merely an internal matter. |