Generally, you can claim one personal tax exemption for yourself and one for your spouse if you are married. Your spouse is never considered your dependent.
You can also claim one tax exemption for each person who qualifies as your dependent.
You cannot claim any exemptions if another taxpayer is entitled to claim you as a dependent. In this case, they get the exemption for you, and you are not allowed to claim any dependents.
You seem to be answering your own question within the sentenced you provided. You are describing the United Nations Security Council.
Let me give you a little more detail about the UN Security Council:
The Security Council of the United Nations is responsible for the maintenance of international peace and security. It is the only group or agency within the UN that can make decisions which are binding on all members of the United Nations.
The Security Council has the authority to send peacekeeping forces into conflict zones and to impose sanctions on member states of the UN that are deemed to be acting against the cause of peace.
The Security Council also approves new member states of the UN and plays a role in the election of judges to the International Court of Justice.
<span>What goals did the United States achieve by
fighting in Korea? What goals did it fail to achieve?What goal did it
achieve: A strong, independent, and stable Japan. It achieved the goal
of fighting "communism" spread by Soviet Union without getting into a
direct, hot war with them.
It did not achieve Korean unfication, however, I am not certain that was the goal of any side except the North Koreans.
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Sir Walter Raleigh to Queen Elizabeth's I Court, along with the Potato and some Native American's.
Many merchants smuggled French molasses and had never paid
the duty. <span>In 1764, Parliament first tried to tax colonists. It changed
the 1733 Molasses Act into a new law called the Sugar Act. This law amplified
the number of customs agents. It also increased the consequences for smuggling,
though it lowered the duty on molasses. By catching more smugglers, Britain helped
to make merchants pay the duty. </span>
