101.   Guterres did not say how his government intended to pay for the plan, nor did he estimate how much it would cost.

102.   Had the government intended to protect the forests on the Nakai plateau it should have started doing so long ago.

103.   He also said the government intended to be ready to respond effectively to a considerable range of possibilities.

104.   He added that the government intended to resume the construction projects when the economy had recovered.

105.   He also said the government intended to keep its promise to hold national elections this year but only after the war is finished.

106.   He also said the Liberian government intended to complain through diplomatic channels about the use of flares by U.S. Marines around the embassy compound overnight.

107.   He also said his government intended to complete the laws on elections and political parties by August, and have them enacted by December.

108.   He assured foreign investors that the government intends to move toward full convertibility for the rupee as early as possible.

109.   He said the government also intends to sell the nuclear reactor assembly, steam generators, coolant pumps and other plant equipment.

110.   He said the government did not intend to marginalize coloreds, Asians and whites, who should stop thinking of themselves as minority groups.