Примеры использования The general will на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The General will see you.
If you will all come in, please, the General will see you now.
The general will see you now.
Article 7. The law is the expression of the general will.
The General will be acquitted.
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Article VI- The law is the expression of the general will.
The general will be after me like a dog.
Two cold-war allies stood firmly against the general will of the Assembly.
The General will take us seriously. Now he will negotiate.
Article 7 of the Constitution provides that:"The law is the expression of the general will.
It has become an elitist group whose decisions are often at variance with the general will of the membership of the Organization.
Ms. VARGAS de LOSADA(Colombia) said that she had abstained from voting,despite her opposition to the Chairman's proposal, because she did not wish to go against the general will.
Let us also demonstrate at this special session, as the general will of the United Nations, our firm commitment to the success of the Kyoto Conference.
Reflect recent changes in the international situation so thatit can better represent the general will of the Member States;
What is even more devastating is that the general will of this Assembly is often flouted and ignored when the international consensus calls for a removal of sanctions.
Survival will not necessarily be of the fittest, butwill depend rather on the sturdiness and steadfastness of the general will.
It is the firm belief of the sponsors that the thrust andthe substance of the present draft resolution represent the general will of the overwhelming majority of the members of the international community.
Aside from the dissemination of knowledge and know-how, this education should assign a large role to the ethical and religious dimension,whose decisive impact can bring discipline to behaviour and sublimate the general will.
It must be stressed that the role of civil society is critical butcomplementary to that of a democratically elected government which truly represents the general will and interest.
We are convinced that the United Nations has an important andmandatory role in implementing the general will of the international community, embodied specifically in many General Assembly and Security Council resolutions.
This clearly demonstrates why the international community urgently demands reform of the Security Council, which lacks democracy anddoes not reflect the general will of United Nations Member States.
We are convinced that here the United Nations has an important andmandated role in implementing the general will of the international community as reflected in numerous resolutions of the General Assembly and of the Security Council.
In view of this mandate of the Council, as well as its authority to make decisions which legally bind Member States, the legitimacy andcredibility of its actions will be enhanced to the extent they accurately reflect the general will of the Member States.
While his delegation did not wish to oppose the general will concerning the renewal of the mandate of the Group of Governmental Experts, it did, however, believe that the new mandate must refer explicitly to the objective sought: the negotiation of a meaningful protocol within a specific time frame.
It would be far more fruitful to view those two premises as complementary, in the sense that a Security Council with a suitably expanded membership would better represent the diversity of the Organization's Member States andwould therefore be taking its decisions in harmony with the general will of the Member States.
Both leaders stressed the need for comprehensive United Nations reform, including in the areas of development, security and human rights, and also stressed the importance of the revitalization of the General Assembly,as it represents the general will of all the Member States, as well as the importance of enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of United Nations agencies and organs in the social and economic fields, such as the Economic and Social Council, in order to effectively address urgent challenges.
Moreover, he emphasized that the basic framework of nuclear non-proliferationmust be consolidated and that, towards that end, the indefinite extension of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons should be decided according to the general will of the States Parties.