Indeed, our commitment to the United Nations and its Charter has been clearly illustrated by our gathering here in such great numbers.

It conformed to the historical trend and reflected the spirit of the Charter of the United Nations. It is of great historical and practical significance.

The Charter, in other words, admonishes us all, individually and collectively, great and small, powerful and weak, to coexist in a culture of peace.

Chapter I, Article 1, of the Charter of the United Nations proclaims the four purposes of the United Nations, great aspirations that have stood the test of time.

Let this sixtieth anniversary be a time for recommitment to the principles and purposes of the Charter, a time for renewed determination to build on the successes of this great Organization.

(b) Amendments to the Charter and modalities for bringing Charter amendments into effect

Amend the Charter accordingly.

And the first murder of a mother by a son was my great great great great great great grandfather.

8. While priority must be given to servicing Charter and mandated bodies, the Rio Group attached great importance to the provision of interpretation services for meetings of regional and other major groupings.

Charter of the United Nations

D. Amendments to the Charter

This means that your great, great, great great, great, great with about five million greats in there grandmother was probably the same great, great, great, great grandmother with five million greats in there as Holly up here.

With respect to the question of whether a draft resolution that would involve the introduction of amendments to the present Charter should be adopted on the basis of Article 18 or Article 108 of the Charter, in my delegation apos s view a great deal depends here on the actual text of the draft resolution containing the proposed amendments.

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms or the Charter are used interchangeably in this review of jurisprudence.

Initially, the Charter could be accessed through the civil protection authorities of countries that were members of the Charter.

Those are captured in the charter.

Ratification of amendments to the Charter

Use of force under the Charter

1. Charter of the United Nations

(b) The European Social Charter and

The Business Charter for Sustainable International

Article 20 Interpretation of the Charter

Under Article 31 of the Charter,

We strongly urge those countries to change their positions, strictly abide by the Charter of the United Nations and resolution 2758 (XXVI) and identify themselves with the great number of Member States on the Taiwan question.

This discrimination violated section 15 of the Charter and could not be justified under section 1 of the Charter.

(a) Charter parties

Charter of Ethics

(a) charter parties

Energy Charter Provisional

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For now, let me say that, with reference to Article 51 of the Charter, it is the position of Indonesia that great care must be taken to avoid any rewriting or reinterpretation of that article.

Updating the Charter of the United Nations

(a) The Charter of the United Nations

The opening words of the Charter read

The British Government attaches great importance to the principle of self determination as set out in Article 1.2 of the Charter of the United Nations and article 1 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

It had long been clear that an integrated and balanced counter terrorism strategy was required, uniting every country, both great and small, on the basis of the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.

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Recent acts of terrorism have given cause for great concern. Why should innocent people continue to perish? The United Nations Charter provides for the peaceful settlement of disputes. Both sides have rights which must be respected.