Примеры использования Are not members of the security council на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This applies also to cooperation with countries that are not members of the Security Council.
Delegations, which are not members of the Security Council, may attend this meeting if so wished.
This is particularly relevant for those troop contributors which are not members of the Security Council.
Surely, the Members of this Organization that are not members of the Security Council deserve better access to information about the Council's activities than the media.
Accounts of the informal consultations were provided regularly for the benefit of States that are not members of the Security Council.
In the interests of greater legitimacy, those countries that are not members of the Security Council should have more opportunity to participate in the decision-making process.
Accounts of the informal consultations were provided regularly for the benefit of States that are not members of the Security Council.
Delegations that are not members of the Security Council expressed satisfaction at the format of the meeting and their desire that it should be maintained and that meetings should be held with greater frequency.
He also met the Chairmen of the various regional groups anda number of representatives of States which are not members of the Security Council.
That could only help all Member States-- especially those that are not members of the Security Council-- to keep abreast of the information and objective analyses contained in the Council's reports.
It would be equally unfair not to acknowledge that it has created a new situation for those States which are not members of the Security Council.
Some of these measures are directly related to the question of how to provide information to States that are not members of the Security Council.
Secondly, we believe that the reform process should enable States that are not members of the Security Council to participate more actively in its deliberative and decision-making processes, especially on issues that affect them.
After informal consultations, the presidency also gave detailed briefings on the work of the Council for countries that are not members of the Security Council.
My delegation believes that such open consultations allow an opportunity for States that are not members of the Security Council to contribute to the decision-making process so that the Security Council can make more responsive and relevant decisions.
Resolution 2161(2014) brings about some welcome change with respect to the disclosure of information to interested States that are not members of the Security Council.
Article 31 of the Charter allows States that are not members of the Security Council to participate in the discussion of any question brought before the Council, whenever such a State considers that its interests are specially affected.
At any given time, the overwhelming majority of the United Nations peace-keeping forces are from States that are not members of the Security Council.
I have the honour to refer to the invitation to Member States that are not members of the Security Council to submit written statements for the summit in connection with nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, to be held on 24 September 2009.
A larger number of open meetings would allow the Security Council to hear the views of Members of the United Nations that are not members of the Security Council on a case-by-case basis.
For most Member States,particularly those that are not members of the Security Council, the Assembly's consideration of the Council's annual report is the only opportunity they have for evaluating the work of the Council in depth and identifying what must be done to improve its working methods.
We suggest that the Working Group continue to explore the possibility of involving States which are not members of the Security Council in the work of the Council at the discussion stage.
Very often in the Security Council, reports critical of Member States have been discussed and resolutions adopted without affording the States concerned an opportunity to be heard,in the case of States that are not members of the Security Council.
As the disproportion grows between the number of formal andthe number of informal meetings, States that are not members of the Security Council continue to face difficulties in their efforts to keep abreast of events.
In order to improve the effectiveness of its work,the Security Council should also try to consult more actively on specific conflicts with concerned States which are not members of the Security Council.
However, as we have already said on other occasions, a major problem remains:The inadequacy of information for States that are not members of the Security Council, owing to the high number of informal meetings.
However, at the public meeting of the Security Council on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question,held on 30 March, the right to speak of States which are not members of the Security Council was restricted arbitrarily.