51.   Another factor, he said, was that donor nations wanted to pay only for major public works projects rather than concentrating on day-to-day needs.

52.   Another factor, he said, was that donor nations want to pay only for major public works projects rather than concentrating on day-to-day needs.

53.   Baroness Lynda Chalker, the British foreign office minister, said her nation wanted to see aid flows replaced by commercial investment throughout southern Africa.

54.   Britain is opposed to an employment chapter in any new treaty, something many other nations want.

55.   Britain opposes an employment chapter in any new EU treaty, something many other nations want.

56.   Bush said some nations want to play a part in the war against terror but claim they lack the means to enforce their laws and control their borders.

57.   But European nations want much more.

58.   But he said European nations want to see their money at work.

59.   But he stressed that contributing nations wanted to be assured that political reforms and social improvements were on track.

60.   But European nations wanted the decision on the plan to come from the United Nations.