Why? Because they consider this as contrary to the security interest of the people of Great Britain.

The establishment of such a zone would not only enhance regional security and stability but would also promote international peace and security.

(a) Ensuring effective civilian control of military and security forces

See Security Council resolution 661 (1990), supra note 365 (authorizing sanctions).

We are all aware that, in the history of the Organization, the Security Council has failed many times to impose peace.

The answer is simple where the interests of a UN Security Council member or one of their clients are at stake, the court s jurisdiction ends.

But there is a way forward, because all players in the region share an interest in security and stability.

In that context, his delegation welcomed the continued recourse by the Security Council to targeted sanctions.

That would not be good for America or the world.

The resolution threatens that the Security Council will consider imposing sanctions against Sudanese leaders or against the country s important oil sector, but introduces no penalties at this time.

And yet, as a member of the G 20 and the Security Council, India may well see an interest in bringing up issues of food security or energy security, which touch on both groups core concerns.

But Putin s idea of what constitutes Russia s national interest makes that type of intervention unlikely.

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We do not support any artificial deadlines or a rush to decision on Security Council reform.

South Africa has a vested interest in stability, and it can turn the screws on Mugabe s regime, much as it has refused to contemplate any form of sanctions because of their impact on the poor.

Fourth, it would enlarge the club of the privileged, which would have a vested interest in addressing most issues in the Security Council, further depriving the General Assembly of oxygen and enhancing the domination of the Security Council.

That is bad for capitalists and thus for capitalism.

For the Security Council to be effective in providing global governance in the domain of security, it must be reformed to reflect the realities of the twenty first century.

States could apparently almost magically create security and trust simply by imposing it.

It pressed the International Atomic Energy Agency for greater scrutiny. It got the United Nations Security Council to agree to impose increasingly onerous economic sanctions and roped allies into even stronger sanctions.

People would understand that he was acting in the interest of the state as well as the country.

They disguise it as national interest, public service or local industry protection, but it is always the same protection of the privileges of a minority over the interest of the majority.

For it is precept on precept, precept on precept line on line, line on line here a little, there a little.

For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept line upon line, line upon line here a little, and there a little

Public security is a pre requisite for freedom, and protecting freedom is at the core of a democratic state s responsibility for public security.

As a rule, the European Union adopts common positions and Council regulations to implement Security Council resolutions providing for the imposition of restrictive measures.

In that regard, I welcome the public assurances of prominent leaders against pursuing a sectarian agenda or imposing majoritarian views on issues in which all Iraqis have a stake, including issues related to the nature and character of the Iraqi State.

Reversing this trend is not only in America s interest, but also in the world s interest.

New START is in the interest of disarmament and of Europe.

Only the Security Council can enforce an international tribunal s judgment on a noncompliant state. But China wields a veto there and will block enforcement of an adverse ruling, just as the US did in the Nicaragua case.

Iran has threatened to cut oil exports if the United Nations Security Council imposes sanctions against it for violating its nuclear pledges.

The European Union adopts, as a rule, common positions and Council regulations to implement Security Council resolutions providing for the imposition of restrictive measures.

We all have a stake in her success.

Indeed, to do so would be in China s own interest as a key stake holder in Europe s economic stability.

In 2001 the Security Council sanctioned Liberia for its role in the Sierra Leone conflict (resolution 1343 (2001)), restricting trade in arms and diamonds and the travel of key individuals undermining peace.

With popular dissent growing and opposition forces strengthening, the authorities have sought to controll non governmental organizations (NGOs) and strengthen the security forces.

(o) To place no restrictions on diplomats and representatives of the United Nations, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and other international bodies in respect of their travel to Uzbekistan

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The worry is that such a council could legislate in ways friendly to neighboring states, which might compromise Japan s national security dramatically.

The Hague district court considered that the national security interest served by the order was minor and should not prevail over the protection of sources.

China s strategic interest in the line that separates India from a restive Tibet and the troublesome province of Xinjiang is straightforward.

Further EU enlargement is undoubtedly in Turkey s interest, and in Europe s, too.

But China s long term interest, and that of the world, requires that it get serious about domestic structural reform.

Consistent with our long standing views about the appropriate role of the Security Council, we expect that, by having the Security Council refer the situation in Darfur to the ICC, firm political oversight of the process will be exercised.