Примеры использования Enhanced representation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In parallel, beneficiary countries were striving for enhanced representation at Headquarters.
Enhanced representation of countries with small economies can only be achieved by restoring basic votes to close to their original weight.
Through determined affirmative action,Pakistan has enhanced representation of women in the federal, provincial and local law-making bodies.
Enhanced representation of developing countries and small States in the Security Council remains one of the fundamental pillars of the reform process since the adoption of resolution 48/26.
The size of enlargement of a restructured Security Council should best reflect the need for enhanced representation of this particular group of countries.
Enhanced representation of developing countries and small States in the Security Council is also one of the fundamental pillars of the reform process, since the adoption of resolution 48/26.
It regretted that the recommendations relate to the armed conflict or to the need for an enhanced representation of OHCHR do not enjoy the support of Sri Lanka.
Some speakers noted that enhanced representation of developing and transition economies in existing international institutions and arrangements would help to promote the legitimacy of those institutions and their decisions.
The Committee therefore welcomes the use of new technology,such as videoconference links and webcasting, for enhanced representations from all regions during its sessions.
Any increase in the non-permanent membership of the Council should ensure enhanced representation of the Group of Eastern European States by allocating to it at least one additional non-permanent seat in an enlarged Council.
The Comprehensive Peace Agreement established the Government of National Unity(referred to as the Government in this report), with enhanced representation for southern Sudan.
In that light, any increase in the membership of the Security Council should entail an enhanced representation of the Eastern European States by allocation to it of one additional non-permanent seat.
Guyana strongly supports early reform of the Security Council through an expansion in both the permanent andnon-permanent categories and enhanced representation of developing countries.
Any increase in the category of nonpermanent members of the Council should ensure that there is enhanced representation for the Group of Eastern European States through the allocation of at least one additional non-permanent seat.
In that regard, the growing political commitment and involvement of Africa in the international agenda for peace andstability calls for enhanced representation on the Security Council.
Any increase in the non-permanent membership of the Security Council should ensure an enhanced representation of the Group of Eastern European States by the allocation to the said Group of one additional non-permanent seat in the enlarged Security Council. See A/52/47, annex XXIII.
The Ministers acknowledge the historical injustices against Africa with regard to its representation in the Security Council andexpressed support for increased and enhanced representation for Africa in the reformed Security Council.
While the Committee welcomesthe initiatives taken for further reforms within the police force, including enhanced representation of ethnic minorities, it recalls its previous concerns about the disproportionately high incidence of deaths in custody of members of ethnic or racial minority groups.
The Ministers acknowledge the historical injustices against Africa with regard to its representation in the Security Council andexpressed support for increased and enhanced representation for Africa in the reformed Security Council.
Ethiopia firmly believes that any expansion in the membership of the Security Council should ensure enhanced representation of the African continent, as has been stated time and again by States and Governments.
NCHR noted, inter alia, that the 2007 Constitutional amendments emphasized the principle of citizenship as the basis for the relationship between the citizens and the State;and allowed for enhanced representation of women in Parliament.
We support an expansion of the Council in both the permanent and the non-permanent categories,while balancing the need for enhanced representation on the Council with the practical requirement of maintaining decision-making cohesion and effectiveness.
From standpoint of the Member States of the Eastern European Group, this thesis could be paraphrased as follows:no enlargement of the Security Council would be complete without ensuring the enhanced representation of Eastern Europe.
Our standpoint remains immutable:any increase in the non-permanent membership of the Security Council should ensure an enhanced representation of the Group of Eastern European States by the allocation of at least one additional non-permanent seat.
The ongoing financial crisis has further highlighted the urgent need to take concrete action in order torestructure international governance architectures in a manner that reflects current realities and provides for the enhanced representation of developing countries.
It is the strong common position of these Member States that any increase in the non-permanent membership of the Security Council should ensure an enhanced representation of the Group of Eastern European States by the allocation to the said Group of one additional non-permanent seat in the enlarged Security Council.
In that context, the heads of State or Government acknowledged the historical injustices against Africa with regard to its representation in the Security Council andexpressed support for increased and enhanced representation for Africa in a reformed Council.
It should take measures, including, if necessary,through appropriate temporary special measures, to ensure enhanced representation of members of national minorities in national and local organs.
Our position on enlargement in both categories is guided by, and based on, a legislative and Charter-defined composition, political considerations that reflect the change in the balance of power, and the principles of justice andequality to ensure greater and enhanced representation for developing world.
Having already endorsed the entirely justified aspirations of Germany and Japan to permanent membership in the Security Council,we also support an enhanced representation of the developing countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America in both categories of membership of the Council.