text: accordance wlth tlrose provis lons of the Crharter havlng rlagaral to the power to veto, j.t rnlght not be lncon- ce lvable for the permanent rembe rs of the Securlty Councll to take actlon. perhaps ln a less formal_ lnanner to brlng about a sltrratlon where the states concernedA/ 40/726 English Page 69 could be brought about to accept the resolutions pertaining to the issues. fn regard to the econorni-c matters which depend as ;mrch on the changing economic factors in the context of interdependence cf nations as the politlca]. w111, the United l{ations could perhaps be 3ctiv:.sed a bit more readil? as fjle negotiating fo rum on the basis of adequate preparatory i{ork and tJre proeedures conducive to a meaninqful dialogue. This is an atea 'rthere rationa- Iisatlon of the procedure of the Organization itself might beeome an important and relevant factor which rvould be dlscussed beLow. x\rrning now to the question of. r rtional-trsaiion ln tlae working of the General Assenbly, the focus of attention needs to be placed on two principal. objectj-ves, nanely, t}la! the tl.ne of the General Assembly is utilised for dissussion of essential lssues and secondly, that ttre adoption of resolutions is proceed with a manne r that would facilital-,e and be cor'ducive to thej-r irqrlementation. It may be stated at the outset in this connecticn that .even wltJr the best polit5-cal will, many governments esFeclally 1n ttre developing wor1d, find it well-nigh lmpossible to keep track of the voluminous resolutions and !o s tudy them in an adequate fashion which is an essential. pre-requisite to their lmplenentation- Tlxe resolutions ln ttreir final form, as adoPted by the General Assembly, are usually made available In tl:e rrb:rtl|l. of January and $rlthln a period of nLne nrcnt]rs ur.tiL ttre collK€ncement of the next sesslon it becomes
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations and diplomacy, focusing on the United Nations and its procedures for addressing various issues. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is related to international governance and decision-making. The topics mentioned, such as the Security Council, the General Assembly, and economic interdependence, are all relevant to international relations and diplomacy.