Примеры использования Veto should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The veto should be eliminated.
It also shared the view that the veto should be modified.
The veto should be a defeat for Russia alone.
A permanent member of the Security Council using its veto should explain the reason for doing so;
The veto should be discussed only during the periodic review.
For that reason,Canada believes that any use of the veto should be publicly explained and justified.
The veto should be initially curtailed, with a view to later elimination.
In this regard, my delegation would like to reiterate that the veto should be abolished for the following reasons.
Likewise, the veto should be restricted and eventually eliminated.
There should be no extension of the right of veto, and the use of the veto should be limited.
The veto should be initially curtailed with a view to eventual elimination.
Syria also believes that the exercise of the right of veto should be reduced and that its scope should be limited.
Use of the veto should be curtailed with a view to its eventual elimination;
In order to facilitate the solution of the present reform process, the veto should be discussed only during the periodic review.
The veto should be restricted, as a first step, to Chapter VII of the Charter.
Guyana remains steadfast in its view that the veto should be eliminated or at least significantly curtailed.
The veto should be initially curtailed with a view to eventual elimination.
The group of four is saying that the question of the veto should be discussed after 15 years; the AU is saying that it should be discussed now.
The veto should be reviewed in the context of the comprehensive reform of the Security Council.
Proposals have also been made to the effect that,in order to facilitate the solution of the present reform process, the veto should be discussed only during the periodic review.
The veto should, however, be used with restraint and in accordance with the Charter.
It is important to highlight the fact that the question of the permanent members and the right of veto should be addressed without prejudice to the efficiency and effectiveness of the work of the Council.
The veto should preferably be restricted to issues falling under Chapter VII of our Charter.
The African positions on the veto should be incorporated and Council membership should be enlarged to 25 or 26.
The veto should be excluded in respect of recommendations under Articles 4, 5, 6 and 97 of the Charter. A/52/47, annex XVI, para. 4 c.
Here again, there is a majority for whom the veto should be, if not eliminated, at least regulated in such a way as to restrict its use.
A veto should be exercised only when the question is of vital importance to the United Nations as a whole.
Many delegations emphasized that the veto should be used for the benefit of all Member States of the United Nations.
The veto should be curtailed with a view to its elimination and the Charter should be amended so that, as a first step, the veto power should only apply to actions taken under Chapter VII of the Charter. A/53/47, annex X, para. 6.
We believe that the use of the veto should be subject to approval by a two-thirds majority of the membership of the General Assembly.