Примеры использования Any enlargement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Equally, any enlargement has to strike a balance between developing and developed members.
According to the Maastricht Treaty,each current member state and the European Parliament must agree to any enlargement.
Any enlargement of the Council must be done in such a way as not to impair the efficiency of its work.
Attempts to exclude the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries from any enlargement in the membership of the Council would be unacceptable to the Movement;
Therefore, any enlargement of the membership of the Organizational Committee itself should be approached with great caution.
Because you can locate the adenoids near the opening of the eustachian tubes, any enlargement or inflammation of the adenoids can block the eustachian tubes.
However, any enlargement of the Council must neither compromise its efficiency nor the opportunities of smaller countries to be represented in the Council.
Attempts to exclude members of the Non-Aligned Movement from any enlargement in the membership of the Security Council would be unacceptable to the movement.
Any enlargement of the Council's membership must fully conform to the principle of equitable geographical distribution to ensure broader representation.
In order to preserve the efficiency of the Council, any enlargement should be limited to a small number of additional permanent and non-permanent members.
We believe that the following points could constitute the parameters for such general agreement:for reasons of efficiency, any enlargement should not exceed a total of 25 members.
In the opinion of my country, any enlargement should equitably address all Member States, correcting the current imbalances.
Any enlargement of the Security Council should be focused on correcting existing imbalances in the Council's present composition and on reflecting the universal character of the world Organization.
In order to preserve the efficiency of the Council, any enlargement should be limited to a small number of additional permanent and non-permanent members.
Since any enlargement will only modestly improve the chances of individual Member States to become a member of the Council, better access for non-Council members is deemed an essential and integral part of a reform package.
We also welcome the Working Group's recommendation that any enlargement should address the underrepresentation of developing countries as well as small States.
Since any enlargement of reservations was subject to the acceptance of the other parties, it would not have the effect of encouraging such enlargements. .
As small States comprise a large share of the United Nations membership, any enlargement must also ensure that the interests of small States are fully taken into account.
We are against any enlargement of the permanent membership of the Security Council since this concept is against the principle of sovereign equality of States.
It is our strong view that, as long as the current United Nations electoral arrangements exist, any enlargement of the Security Council should also result in an augmented representation of the regional group of Eastern European States.
However, any enlargement must be based on the principle of equitable geographic distribution, taking into account the interests of the various regional groups, with a view to correcting existing imbalances in the proportionality of representation in the Committee.
We place on record again our view that Japan's contribution to the United Nations needs to be recognized in any enlargement of the Council and that New Zealand continues to oppose any expansion of veto power in the Security Council.
But Canada believes that any enlargement can, and should, be achieved in a manner compatible with the principles of democracy, equality and accountability-- in other words, through the expansion of the Council's elected membership.
While we are most favourably considering various ideas concerning increased representation for other regional groups,we have to state quite clearly that any enlargement of the Security Council should also result in augmented representation for Eastern Europe, a region in which the number of States has more than doubled in recent years.
Our fundamental view is that any enlargement of the Security Council should be firmly based on the principle of the sovereign equality of States, equitable geographical distribution and the need to create greater transparency, accountability and democratization.
Maintaining the current regional groups, any enlargement should address the underrepresentation of developing countries as well as small States.
But it is probably worth recalling our view that any enlargement of the Council should be relatively limited, to around 19 or 20 members, so that the Council's effectiveness is not jeopardized; and that if consensus can be reached certain countries, by virtue of their global interests and their contribution to international security and to United Nations operations, should be invited to accept the responsibilities of permanent membership.
Several delegations also expressed the view that any enlargement of the Security Council should take into account the ratio of permanent to non-permanent members.
In addition, my delegation would like to highlight the fact that any enlargement in the composition of the Council should take into consideration the desire expressed by Africa at the Organization of African Unity(OAU) Summit held in Harare in 1997.
Bangladesh's concern, which we have already articulated,is that, in any enlargement exercise, the concerns of the smaller and more vulnerable States that have the most vital stake in an effective and dynamic United Nations should not be lost sight of.