Примеры использования Council's credibility на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They must maintain the Council's credibility.
The Council's credibility has been compromised.
One of them is ensuring the Council's credibility.
Lack of transparency undermines the Council's credibility and contributes to widening the gap between the Council and the rest of the membership.
Greater transparency would certainly enhance the Council's credibility.
Indeed, the Security Council's credibility has been compromised.
He commented that such instances greatly undermined the Council's credibility.
Such an outcome will enhance the Council's credibility and effectiveness in dealing with global issues.
The continuous repetition of unbalanced resolutions on the question of Palestine was unfair and damaged the Council's credibility.
This tendency had negatively affected the Council's credibility and even its legitimacy.
The Security Council's credibility and therefore its effectiveness depend on whether its composition is adapted to the new post-cold-war realities.
All such aspects have an undoubted effect on the Council's credibility and efficacy.
By doing so,they are undermining the Council's credibility as the body responsible for maintaining international peace and security.
This is the reality with which the Council needs to come to terms. Business as usual will continue to erode the Council's credibility and legitimacy.
Such an outcome will enhance the Council's credibility and effectiveness in dealing with global issues.
The international community should resist lowering the threshold for invoking Chapter VII andprevent careless resort to coercive measures from endangering the Council's credibility.
Sweden fully agrees with the linkage between the Council's credibility and international peace and security.
The delegation of Egypt wishes to reaffirm that any reform of the Security Council needs to address all negative aspects in such a manner as to restore the Council's credibility.
The universal periodic review would help to strengthen the Council's credibility by examining all countries on an equal basis.
To boost the Council's credibility and that of other United Nations organs, they should demonstrate a consistent focus on those thematic issues well beyond the term of their presidencies.
Implementation of the universal periodic review mechanism would strengthen the Council's credibility, as it would ensure equal treatment for all Member States.
Such a spirit could further enhance the Council's credibility and gain enthusiastic support from the Member States were it consistently reflected by the full, non-discriminatory implementation of all of its decisions.
The question of the expansion of the Security Council should be addressed in a comprehensive way in order to improve the Council's credibility and thus reflect the universal character of the world Organization.
It is important that we enhance the Council's credibility in the eyes of international public opinion, given the changes, developments, threats and challenges facing the world.
Most delegations continued to insist on a more representative Council to reflect changes in the world since the Second World War, and to enhance the Council's credibility, legitimacy and effectiveness.
This has helped to further reinforce and strengthen the Council's credibility internationally and provided an appropriate forum for Member States to raise human rights issues.
Poland reiterated that the universal periodic review constitutes one of the raisons d'être of the Human Rights Council. Therefore, the Council's credibility rests largely on the success of the review process.
Their presence would increase the Council's credibility, since these nations should be willing to assume, or to continue to assume, a larger share of our collective responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.
The decision we have taken, which complies with theprovision of resolution 60/251, strengthens the Council's credibility and sends a signal of respect for the human rights of the Libyan people and the entire world.
The international community had failed to address the Palestinian issue adequately, norhad the Security Council lived up to its responsibility in that regard; such inaction had diminished the Council's credibility with regard to the Palestinian issue.