在 英语 中使用 Abstention 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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On the basis of a roll-call vote, with 17 in favour, 11 opposed and 1 abstention, the Board decided to.
For the Group of African States, out of 152 ballots cast, with 5 invalid ballots and 1 abstention, a majority of 98 votes was required for election.
Out of 135 ballots cast, with 9 invalid ballots and 1 abstention, a majority of 90 votes was required for election.
Our abstention must in no way be interpreted as calling into question our resolve to honour our commitments under article VI of the NPT.
However, our abstention should not be interpreted as a lack of support for the aims and purposes of the Centre.
We abstained again in the General Assembly, but would not wish our abstention to be construed as a sign of support for one party to the conflict over another.
Therefore, our abstention should not be interpreted as an indication that we favour one party over another.
Let me underline that our abstention must not be regarded as a lack of commitment on this issue.
His delegation' s abstention from the vote should not be interpreted, however, as favouring either party to the dispute.
Uruguay' s abstention cannot and should not been seen as any kind of criticism of the International Court of Justice or of its advisory opinion.
This, the voters' abstention, is a case of truly radical“divine violence” which prompts brutal panic reactions of those in power.
His delegation's abstention had nothing to do with the United Kingdom's attitude towards the International Law Commission, which it strongly supported.
An abstention by Renault would effectively block the reforms, which require a two-thirds majority to pass.
Abstention from food and absolute continence seemed to them noble and praiseworthy, though not obligatory.
The FLNKS call for abstention was largely followed by its supporters in the North Province and the Islands.7.
Our abstention in the vote should not, however, be interpreted as our being in favour of either of the parties.
The proposal was adopted by 140 votes in favour, 2 against and 1 abstention.
Some differences of interpretation in that regard underlie our abstention in the voting on draft resolution A/C.1/59/L.23.
The entire text, as amended, was then approved, by a vote of 18 in favour, 11 against and 1 abstention.
That will focus attention on turnout figures, with a Nicaraguan survey firm, M&R, predicting abstention will be around 25 percent, in line with previous elections.