Примеры использования Power of veto на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Power of veto: forbidden bands in Russia.
The Council makes its recommendations to the Minister of Justice,who has the power of veto.
Russia has the power of veto in the United Nations Security Council.
We support what has been said about the need to reduce the use of the power of veto by permanent members.
This power of veto has also been used in support of some projects.
It will require an end to the right of a single country to hold the power of veto over the entire membership.
The power of veto is a unique aspect of decision-making in the Security Council.
We all know that one Member State with the power of veto can thwart the will of the entire international community.
Regional legislation and regulations must be signed by the Representative of the Republic,who has the power of veto.
The text also appeared to confer upon a sub-national group a power of veto over the laws of a democratic legislature.
Those countries formed a body called the Security Council,made its own countries permanent members and granted them the power of veto.
It is tantamount to creating a power of veto over the treaty, thereby negating all the hard work achieved since negotiations commenced in 1994.
Nevertheless, some of the rules of the game,notably the number of permanent members and so-called power of veto, remained unchanged.
The Finnish President had power of veto but only on questions of national security or if the Åland parliament had exceeded its authority.
That Position holds that two permanent Security Council seats should be allocated to Africa, with full privileges, including the power of veto, in addition to five non-permanent seats.
Those companies must not exercise a de facto power of veto over such initiatives and, if they could not be carried out collaboratively, other solutions must be found.
Amnesty International has urged the five permanent members of the UN Security Council to give up their power of veto in cases where atrocities are being committed.
The Government justified this power of veto as part of its political responsibility and accountability for judicial appointments to the Parliament.
It was strongly opposed to and wished to eliminate entirely the permanent members' power of veto, which was the most undemocratic feature of the United Nations.
Permanent membership and the power of veto hold collective international decision-making hostage to the narrow interests of a privileged and powerful few.
In other words, permanent members of the Security Council would be in a position to thwart the role of the new Court by exercising their influence and using their power of veto to hinder its work.
The creation of a third category, with long-term membership but without the power of veto, coupled with the expansion of the non-permanent membership, may be an answer.
Their proposals, termed the Heads of Proposals, included provisions for social justice, but the monarchy andHouse of Lords would have retained a power of veto over the House of Commons.
It is reported that the President of the Philippines has used his power of veto on as many as 200 laws during the fifteenth Congress- many of these being local laws.
First, the reform has to be comprehensive and based on the principle of addressing all five key issues of reform: size, working methods,categories, the power of veto and geographical representation.
Any one of the five permanent members have the power of veto, which enables them to prevent the adoption of any"substantive" draft Council resolution, regardless of its level of international support.
In modern practice the centre of parliamentary power is inthe popularly elected House of Commons, but until the twentieth century the Lords' power of veto over measures proposed by the Commons was, theoretically, unlimited.
This despotism in the Security Council,especially the power of veto, defies logic and runs counter to the very democratic principles and values that are demanded of Member States in their domestic political practices.
In this context Paraguay continues to support the reform of the organs of the United Nations,strengthening the General Assembly, democratizing the Security Council with the presence of more non-permanent members and restricting the power of veto.
The present arrangement of five permanent members with a monopoly on the power of veto cannot be rationally justified, but as long as it lasts, we demand that Africa be accorded the same privilege.