Примеры использования Council's effectiveness на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Council's effectiveness is a common concern for all of us.
However, attempts in that regard must not affect the Council's effectiveness.
In addition, the Council's effectiveness must be safeguarded.
Rather, it is quite simply an issue of improving the Security Council's effectiveness.
The contrary is certain to threaten not just the Council's effectiveness and efficiency, but also its moral authority.
Obviously some hesitation has been felt in various quarters because of the need to preserve the Council's effectiveness.
Lastly, the Human Rights Council's effectiveness and credibility would be strengthened by its upcoming review.
Non-implementation by the Security Council of its own resolutions erodes the Council's effectiveness and prestige.
It is therefore essential that we enhance the Council's effectiveness by ensuring that its membership better reflects the realities of today's world.
Such increases should be compatible with the basic need I have already mentioned to maintain the Council's effectiveness.
There are three key areas where change will increase the Council's effectiveness, and all are well within our grasp.
Even more important, however,it will be a mechanism that enables us to assess the contributions of new members to the strengthening of the Council's effectiveness.
Let us not fall into the fallacy of believing that the Council's effectiveness resides in the right of veto.
At the same time it is crucial that neither a protracted debate on enlargement, nor precipitate action,should be allowed to diminish the Council's effectiveness.
It is important to recognize that many factors determine the Council's effectiveness and the authority it carries in the international community.
The operation of the Security Council must continue to become more transparent and open, while preserving the Council's effectiveness.
This enlargement must at the same time preserve the Council's effectiveness and not prevent it from carrying out its responsibilities under the Charter.
The Council's effectiveness in carrying out its work is compatible with greater transparency and interaction with non-Council members.
In view of the continuing threat of crisis facing the international community,the Security Council's effectiveness and capacity for action must be preserved.
How can we believe that the Council's effectiveness would be increased by giving more countries the power to prevent the adoption of its decisions?
The President expressed the view that this question was generating considerable reflection within the context of ensuring the Security Council's effectiveness in the twenty-first century.
This tendency, in his view,compromised the Council's effectiveness, as well as its ability to prepare adequately for peacekeeping missions.
We have no specific suggestions on what its new strength should be, but we believe that a ratio of one to eight would be fair,without compromising the Council's effectiveness.
The Council's effectiveness could be increased if its efforts included particular priority on the goal of helping to instil the culture of human rights at all levels.
We strongly believe that the current reform process should aim at enhancing the Council's effectiveness and representative character, together with its legitimacy and credibility.
That would enhance the Council's effectiveness and credibility and enable it to adapt better to the constantly changing landscape of international relations.
We view the increase in both permanent andnon-permanent members of the Council on the basis of equitable geographical distribution to be an important measure that would improve the Council's effectiveness.
In terms of the Council's effectiveness, the annual report details significant achievements in addressing the areas of violent conflict and peacekeeping.
First, the task is to increase the Council's effectiveness and to provide for more balanced Council membership by including major and influential developing countries.
To enhance the Council's effectiveness, steps must be taken to prevent exercise of the veto power from blocking the Council in certain crisis situations.