Примеры использования Guarantor of international peace на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In accordance with the Charter, the Security Council is a guarantor of international peace and security.
The Council, as a guarantor of international peace and security, is required to deal efficiently with those issues and give them adequate time and effort.
That situation does not help sway public opinion towards the Council as being the guarantor of international peace and security.
Moreover, the Security Council, as the guarantor of international peace and security, should become more involved in dealing with the various aspects of the problem.
We appear here before this Assembly every year to renew our vow to the United Nations as the main guarantor of international peace and security.
The Security Council, as the primary guarantor of international peace and security, must be able to continue to deal successfully with these and other threats to global security.
That diminishes the credibility andeffectiveness of the United Nations and weakens its role under the Charter as the guarantor of international peace and security.
I believe that the primary purpose of the United Nations as a guarantor of international peace cannot be sustained without also securing democracy on the global level.
We firmly believe that that diminishes the credibility andeffectiveness of the work of the United Nations in its role as a guarantor of international peace and security.
We believe that as the guarantor of international peace and stability, the United Nations should expand its efforts by stepping up its activities in the field of preventive diplomacy.
The failure of the Security Council to address these violations undermines its authority and credibility as the guarantor of international peace and security.
The Security Council, the guarantor of international peace and security, is well aware of this, and during the period under review devoted a great deal of time and energy to limiting these dangers.
We also encourage democratization in the United Nations itself, so thatit can strengthen its efforts in the world as the principal guarantor of international peace and security.
If the Security Council is to serve as the guarantor of international peace and security, then that organ must of necessity be guided by mechanisms that ensure the judicious development of consensus and respect for and adherence to international law.
The nature and complexity of those operations were proof that the United Nations was making every effort to fulfil its primary role as a guarantor of international peace and security.
As the main guarantor of international peace and security, the United Nations should participate more actively in the prevention and management of crises by employing flexible peace instruments, including preventive diplomacy and peace-keeping operations.
I applaud the fact that the Organization is headedby Mr. Kofi Annan, a very competent reformer who believes in the irreplaceable role of the United Nations as a guarantor of international peace and security.
The United Kingdom's permanent seat on the Security Council does not relieve it of its international obligations; what is more, that seat andthe privileges that accompany it give the United Kingdom a special responsibility as a guarantor of international peace and security, a responsibility that it abdicates by refusing dialogue with my country and continuing to commit acts such as those described above.
My country maintains that free interpretation of, or disregard for, the resolutions adopted by the Security Council affects the national dignity of all Members of the Organization and diminishes the credibility andeffectiveness of the work of the United Nations in playing its role as the guarantor of international peace and security.
Cuba is prepared to analyse these and any other basic notions which may be proposed andbelieves that the United Nations, as the supreme guarantor of international peace and security, is the ideal organ for discussion of such issues.
We should be inspired by the obligation not only to respect but also to ensure respect for international law so thathumanity can continue to regard the United Nations as the best guarantor of international peace and security.
The lack of will to follow them upwith enforcement measures and the timid response to the aggressor put the Security Council in the position of an ineffective guarantor of international peace and security when it came to defending Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Furthermore, my Government believes that enlargement of the Council, important though it may be from the standpoint of enhancing its representativeness and legitimacy,is not of itself sufficient to endow the Council with the qualities required by its role as the guarantor of international peace and security.
Further strengthening the authority and potential of the Organization in the present situation requires that we pursue reform of the entire United Nations system, so that it can,above all, act as the guarantor of international peace and security and also effectively and flexibly respond to existing problems.
In short, the Council thus enlarged, composed of a very restricted number of members equitably representing the various regional groups- Africa, Asia, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Latin America andthe Caribbean- would be fully capable of playing its role as the principal guarantor of international peace and security.
We are in favour of reforming the United Nations, making it stronger, enhancing its work and expanding the role andfunctions of the Security Council as a guarantor of international peace, security and stability.
Now, however, it is time to act to restructure the Council so as to make it more representative and equitable, as well as more transparent in its decision-making,thereby strengthening its legitimacy as the guarantor of international peace and security.
However, to be fully engaged with its time and to remain true to the objectives of its founding 65 years ago,the United Nations must adapt to the realities of the contemporary world if it wants to remain the guarantor of international peace and security and of the world's socio-economic development.
Matters have evolved in such a manner that to our limited understanding it seems extremely difficult to resolve the issue of the role of theUnited Nations in Iraq, unless we answer the question about the future of the United Nations as a legitimate expression of the collective will of the peoples of the world and the principal guarantor of international peace and security, among other global issues.
This is a heavy responsibility that we bear as guarantors of international peace and security.