71.   The Japanese government welcomed the stronger yen.

72.   The Jordanian government cautiously welcomed the release of its nationals, but criticized the fact that it was not informed of it through proper diplomatic channels.

73.   The government has welcomed rank-and-file defectors, but Ranariddh and Second Premier Hun Sen have expressed a desire to try leaders of the genocidal regime for crimes against humanity.

74.   The government has welcomed the recent defections, pointing out that SPLA leader John Garang hails from Bahr el-Ghazal.

75.   The German government welcomed the decision, which was promoted by U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali.

76.   The government welcomed the reduction along with big buisness.

77.   The government welcomed the decision which it said would boost economic activity.

78.   The government welcomed the ruling and said it was vital that women had ready access to a wide range of contraception, including emergency provisions.

79.   The government will not welcome the new Australia Institute study.

80.   The Greek Cypriot government welcomed the resolutions, saying they suggested a new impetus toward its call for disarmament and negotiations on the divided island.