The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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... Council may name any additional members of the League whose representatives shall always be members of the Council ' ( Art . IV . 2 ) . This clause was designed to facilitate the addition of Germany to permanent membership of the Council ...
... Council may name any additional members of the League whose representatives shall always be members of the Council ' ( Art . IV . 2 ) . This clause was designed to facilitate the addition of Germany to permanent membership of the Council ...
Pagina 46
... Council , they are obligated to refer the matter once again to the Council , which will then presumably follow the example of the old League and set up Commissions of Inquiry , or seek the assistance of the International Court for ...
... Council , they are obligated to refer the matter once again to the Council , which will then presumably follow the example of the old League and set up Commissions of Inquiry , or seek the assistance of the International Court for ...
Pagina 47
... Council had no such executive powers and it was everybody's business , which meant nobody's , to act in such circumstances . V. VOTING PROCEDURE OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL What of the voting procedure at the Security Council , especially ...
... Council had no such executive powers and it was everybody's business , which meant nobody's , to act in such circumstances . V. VOTING PROCEDURE OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL What of the voting procedure at the Security Council , especially ...
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