Africa and Latin America do not even wield a single veto, whereas the Group of Western European and Other States, and Eastern Europe, now wield four of the five vetoes in the Council.

We, now, wield the paintbrush.

We now wield the paintbrush.

We now wield the paintbrush.

Veto

Veto

I to interpret, you to wield the blade!

(a) Permanent members with the veto

In particular, they object to the plan s proposal to give increased powers and responsibilities to the Secretary General, whose selection is effectively in the hands of the Security Council s five permanent members, which wield veto power.

Our preference is to limit the use of veto and to promote a veto free culture.

Not lightning's flashy sword wield the arrows of raindrops

Veto Oplock

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Veto files

Veto Oplock

THE VETO

They should have a right of veto.

Former leaders of Ituri armed groups continue to wield influence

With regard to the veto power, Chile believes as a matter of principle that the veto is not a democratic mechanism.

The Hamas Veto

Veto oplock files

Those who held power in the past do not necessarily hold it today it is likely that those who wield it today will not wield it tomorrow.

Instead, a veto free culture should be promoted.

(a) Restraint on the use of the veto

Well, inspired by the sentences, I decided to wield the paintbrush.

A number of unintegrated forces, Palestinian clans and individual force commanders continue to wield undue influence.

The recourse to the veto in most of the above cases tarnished the veto mechanism.

We remain concerned that Council action on some issues has not been possible because of the use of a single veto or a silent veto.

Limiting the Security Council Veto

Secondly, there is the veto.

It was also suggested that if a veto is used, an explanation of the reasons for the veto should be given to the Assembly.

Confused and self absorbed, Europe is not in the best position to wield influence.

Cast by their grave beseeming ornaments, To wield old partisans, in hands as old,

You haven't any more faith in the power we can wield with our science.

(b) Permanent members without the veto

(b) Permanent members without the veto

There is no circumventing the veto.

There should be no extension of the right of veto, and the use of the veto should be limited.

They will wield decisive importance in swing states like Colorado, New Mexico, Florida, and Nevada.

So, in the scuffle between normal people and those who wield power at the moment.

But Obama s veto power is a big obstacle to reversing his policies.

Another provision gave the government a veto power over most church activities.

The king will get a few abilities to veto legislation and whatnot.

In the same way, a Council composed of 10, 15, 20 or 30 members could, regardless of its size, be paralysed indefinitely by a single veto or threat of veto.

The veto provision should therefore be reviewed.