Примеры использования Existing regional groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Retain the existing regional groups Africa, Americas, Asia and Europe.
These Member Sates further emphasize that existing regional groups should be maintained.
We also strongly believe that an overall enhancement of the Security Council composition should be based on the existing regional groups.
However, dissolving the existing regional groups does seem like a step that would improve communication here.
In that regard, those member States of the Group would like to stress further that existing regional groups should be maintained.
We also believe that the existing regional groups should be retained for the purposes of the distribution of seats on and election to the Security Council.
Although the number of East European States has increased, there are still many States which cannot find their geopolitical identity in any of the existing regional groups.
It would make abundant sense, in our view, for the existing regional groups to be at the same time modified to reflect post-cold-war realities.
Such an increase should reflect the number of States that are now Members of the Organization and the realities of the new international situation in all its aspects, andthe distribution should be fair to all the existing regional groups.
We also wish to emphasize that all existing regional groups should be maintained and able to nominate candidates for membership of the enlarged Security Council.
In the enlargement of the Council we should envisage the allocation of an additional non-permanent seat for each of the existing regional groups, including the Group of Eastern European States.
We wish to emphasize that all existing regional groups should be maintained and that they should be able to nominate candidates for membership of an expanded Security Council.
In our view, that increase must reflect the current number of States Members of the Organization and the reality of the new international scene in all its aspects,as well as equitable representation for all existing regional groups.
Although the composition of the existing regional groups was challenged as not accurately reflecting geopolitical realities, there seems to be a wide understanding that the restructuring of the current system is not realistic.
To this end, Honduras believes that the Security Council should make room for important development partners and representatives of the developing world,on the basis of equitable geographical representation and with the consensus of the existing regional groups.
Assuming the continuation of the existing regional groups, three new permanent members would come from Africa and Asia, one from the Western European and Other States Group, and one from Latin America and the Caribbean.
Fourthly, achieving consensus on many of the specific problems related to the reform of the Security Council is being held up by difficulties in resolving the procedures andthe current practices of having a prior selection of candidates within certain existing regional groups of the General Assembly.
That was true of the policy of France in New Caledonia and in the States of the Pacific region,which ignored the existing regional groups and aimed at safeguarding the interests of France as a Pacific power, to the detriment of the interests of the Pacific island States, including New Caledonia.
Such an increase, which should be moderate so as not to undermine the effectiveness of the Council's action, must reflect the current number of States that are Members of the United Nations, the realities of the new international situation andan equitable distribution among all existing regional groups.
Existing regional groups should be maintained in the process of Security Council reform, and any increase in the non-permanent membership of the Security Council should ensure enhanced representation of the Eastern European Group by the allocation to the said Group of at least one additional non-permanent seat in the enlarged Council.
For that reason, it is worthwhile to recall a number of aspects of the debate begun at the 2005 World Summit, including the concept of permanent, rotating regional representation and the notion of permanent seats assigned to regional groups, whose representatives could be chosen by each of the existing regional groups in accordance with their own circumstances.
The existing regional groups within the Sub-Commission nominated the following experts as members of the working group, and they were duly appointed on 1 August 1995: Mr. Stanislav Chernichenko(Eastern Europe), Ms. Clemencia Forero Ucros(Latin America), Ms. Lucy Gwanmesia(Africa), Mr. Louis Joinet(Western European and other States) and Mr. Zhong Shukong Asia.
After discussion of the proposals of the report of the High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change(A/59/565) in several General Assembly debates, there is a clear trend in favour of an enlargement of the Council in both permanent and non-permanent seats,with some modifications to the proposed model A. One modification that enjoys broad support-- including ours-- is to maintain the existing regional groups.
The existing regional group arrangement used to propose members for a two-year non-permanent seat in the Council through the concept of equitable geographical distribution also requires reform.
The existing regional group arrangement used to propose members for two-year non-permanent seats on the Council through the concept of equitable geographical distribution requires reform.
It is gratifying to note that some States aspiring to permanent seats are now expressing their views on the possibility of making some modifications to the proposed model A in order to retain the existing regional group system or to increase the number of proposed non-permanent seats.
But this expansion must be based upon equitable geographic representation and the consensus of the regional groups and the existing subregional mechanisms.
The Republic of Korea also attaches great importance to rectifying existing imbalances among regional groups in terms of an individual country's average chances of being represented on the Security Council.
The informal group of observer States which Croatia belongs to includes States from all existing regional and political groups, and the only thing that we really have in common is that we are all non-nuclear-weapon States and intend to stay so.
In that regard, Slovakia finds it inappropriate that neither of the two models proposed for Security Council reform by the High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change andreferred to in the recent report of the Secretary-General reflects the existing structure of the regional groups.