Triple

Target class: power of the United Nations Security Council
Context triple: [Security Council to recommend terms of settlement, instanceOf, power of the United Nations Security Council]

• A. United Nations Security Council practice
  United Nations Security Council practice encompasses the established procedures, informal norms, and recurring decision-making patterns through which the Council interprets and exercises its Charter-based powers in maintaining international peace and security.
• B. United Nations capability chosen
  The "United Nations capability" conceptual class represents the specific powers, resources, and operational capacities the UN can deploy—such as peacekeeping, sanctions, mediation, and humanitarian assistance—to address international issues and fulfill its mandate.
• C. United Nations Security Council address
  A United Nations Security Council address is a formal, often high-stakes speech delivered by a representative of a member state or invited party to present positions, concerns, or proposals on international peace and security issues before the Council.
• D. United Nations capacity
  United Nations capacity is the collective ability of the UN system—its institutions, resources, mandates, and partnerships—to effectively design, coordinate, and implement actions that address global challenges and support member states in achieving agreed international goals.
• E. United Nations Security Council case
  A United Nations Security Council case is a specific situation, dispute, or crisis formally brought before the Security Council for consideration, debate, and potential action under its mandate to maintain international peace and security.
• F. None of above.