Примеры использования Council's failure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Council's failure in this regard is a serious matter that must be addressed.
We must examine the reasons for the Security Council's failure since its creation in 1945.
By contrast, the Council's failure to reach consensus on Syria has been at great human cost.
The Foreign Ministers of Arab League countries had met on 17 November in Cairo andhad expressed their disappointment at the Security Council's failure to shoulder its responsibilities for maintaining international peace and security.
The Council's failures have not been due mainly to the shortcomings in its procedures or, indeed, in its structures.
Mr. Kumar(India) said that reprisals against and intimidation of those cooperating with the United Nationsmust be effectively addressed, and his delegation had therefore been disappointed by the Human Rights Council's failure to take a unified stand on the matter by adopting resolution 24/24 by consensus.
According to a third speaker, the Council's failure in the Syrian Arab Republic was broad-based, even systemic.
The Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967 had even accused the United Nations of being complicit in the economic coercion being applied to the Palestinian people through its membership in the Quartet and the Security Council's failure to take measures to protect human rights.
What is equally worrying is the Council's failure to insist on respect for its numerous resolutions on the situation.
Citing the Council's failures with the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, he warned that if there were to be a"genocide in 2008", the Council would have again failed.
We believe that the main reason for the Security Council's failure in those regions has been the lack of political will by the Council's main actors.
The Council's failure to act-- for various political reasons-- to contain certain conflicts calls into question its effectiveness, given its responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.
The United Arab Emirates is greatly disappointed at the Security Council's failure to ensure the implementation of its resolutions related to the situation in the Middle East, particularly the Palestinian question.
The Security Council's failure to discharge its responsibilities on behalf of Member States did not exempt the United Nations from its Charter-based responsibility to maintain international peace and security.
The resolution we voted on today does nothing to address the Council's failures or move it any closer to the founding values of the United Nations Charter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Security Council's failure to adopt serious measures to encourage the Serbs to abandon their policy of intransigence and comply with the peace plan sent the wrong signal to the aggressors and their patrons in Serbia and Montenegro.
In this connection, we would like to affirm that the Security Council's failure to shoulder its responsibilities under the Charter to deter the aggressor and stop the aggression confirms anew the important role of the General Assembly.
The Security Council's failure last week to adopt a draft resolution condemning this flagrant Israeli aggression and calling for the protection of civilians and the resumption of the peace process obstructs the role of the Security Council in addressing the Arab-Israeli conflict.
My delegation expresses its deep regret and dissatisfaction about the Council's failure to adopt the balanced draft resolution, a failure that is bound to inflame the sensibilities of Palestinians while suggesting insensitivity on the part of the United Nations.
The Security Council's failure to address the well-documented illicit nuclear weapons programme pursued by the Zionist regime and the support provided by some Western countries had encouraged that regime to acknowledge the possession of nuclear weapons.
I should like to reaffirm here that the Security Council's failure to show any interest in this serious incident poses many important questions with regard to the resolutions that the Council has adopted on Iraq.
Given the Council's failure to adopt a resolution stressing its previous resolution 1405(2002) and to prove to the world that Israel should not be above the law, we would like to say that history cannot close the curtain on the Jenin massacre without establishing the facts and unmasking the brutal Israeli practices against the Palestinian people in the occupied Palestinian territories, so that such carnage will not be repeated.
The disappointment that followed had been caused by the Security Council's failure to live up to its Charter obligations or to see to it that the resolutions it had adopted were observed, thus allowing Israel to act in violation of international law and flout the Council's authority.
To the contrary, the Council's failure to take firm action could promote violence and militancy, not only in Bosnia and Herzegovina but in other regions of the Balkans as well.
Another, on the other hand, suggested that the Council's failure to find a way to handle the problems in the Democratic Republic of the Congo underlined the need to cooperate more fully with regional groups.
In this regard, the Council's failure to uphold its main responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security is glaring, cannot be overlooked and must be addressed.
This lopsided decision was in spite of the Security Council's failure to shoulder its legal obligations in terms of the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission award of 2002 and the continued occupation of sovereign Eritrean territories.
We wonder whether, given the Security Council's failure to shoulder its responsibilities, the General Assembly will assume its moral responsibility and adopt firm resolutions that will end Israel's disregard for international law, or whether Israel will prove that it is truly above the law and continue to flaunt its arrogance in the absence of anyone to deter it.
It is the Security Council's failure to adopt the resolution last week that now forces us to confront this scenario, and not for the first time.
As a result of the Security Council's failure immediately to adopt a cease-fire resolution that day, Israel persisted in its criminal acts against civilians, even shelling a United Nations post.