Примеры использования Amendment of the charter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Amendment of the Charter or addition of an annex thereto;
Secondly, Security Council expansion requires amendment of the Charter.
Amendment of the Charter should be approached prudently with a view to strengthening the role of the Organization.
Institutionalizing those steps need not require amendment of the Charter.
In view of the foregoing, any amendment of the Charter must ensure that representation is not only broad but also balanced and equitable.
I refer especially to the proposals that do not require amendment of the Charter.
In other words, any amendment of the Charter must be adopted by two thirds of the Member States, as set out in Article 108 of the Charter. .
However, we do feel that action should be taken in respect of those proposals that do not require amendment of the Charter.
Any reform of the Security Council will require an amendment of the Charter of the United Nations under Article 108.
Despite its mandate, the Special Committee had never reviewed proposals that would entail amendment of the Charter.
My delegation also thinks we can improve on the working methods of the Security Council, since that does not involve an amendment of the Charter.
Such enlargement could theoretically be achieved through amendment of the Charter(Art. 108), provided that the permanent members of the Security Council agree.
Secondly, there are those proposals relating to the increase in the membership of the Council that require amendment of the Charter.
Some will be legal decisions involving amendment of the Charter, others may take the form of affirmations of the commitments of Member States to take certain actions.
Article 108 of the Charter of the United Nations clearly stipulates that any amendment of the Charter shall require a two-thirds majority.
With regard to the Trusteeship Council, his delegation felt that it was urgent that the Council should be abolished, andsuggested that that issue could be resolved along with other questions related to the amendment of the Charter.
Moreover, discussions were currently under way on a series of reforms that would also require amendment of the Charter, thus it would be possible to invoke article 109 and to convene a general conference for the purpose of reviewing the Charter. .
We understand that the background to this was the increase in United Nations membership from 113 in 1963 to 152 countries in 1979, and the amendment of the Charter in 1965.
They comprise about 125 Members andthus constitute the two-thirds majority needed for amendment of the Charter, should amendment take place.
Any change to the composition of the Security Council would require amendment of the Charter. This would require the formal consent of the permanent members and the support of two thirds of the membership of the United Nations as a whole.
Suggestions with reference to the veto, in annex XI to the report of the Openended Working Group of 25 July 2000(A/54/47), that would require amendment of the Charter.
It was pointed out that any such change in the mandate of the Council would entail an amendment of the Charter of the United Nations and should be considered in the general context of Charter revision and the reform of the Organization.
He also took part as a member in the work of the Coordination Commission's technical committee,which was set up to consider the amendment of the Charter of the Arab League.
This same group stressed that it has no intention to embark on a process aimed at the amendment of the Charter, in particular its Article 97, but rather is seeking a genuine improvement of the current procedure within the framework defined by Article 97.
However, where agreement is possible on the soft options, they should not be held hostage until such time as agreement has been reached on the more difficult, and indeed more vital,areas of Security Council reform which require amendment of the Charter.
However, any proposals involving amendment of the Charter should be treated with caution, and the work should proceed in accordance with the Special Committee's intention to implement any decisions concerning the Charter taken at the Summit.
In the exchange of views that ensued, it was observed that, since the Statute of the International Court of Justice formed an integral part of the Charter of the United Nations, adoption of the reforms proposed in either of the working papers would necessarily entail the amendment of the Charter.