Примеры использования Expansion should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But the standard model said the expansion should be slowing.
This expansion should be at both permanent and non-permanent levels of membership.
The debate on the scope of the system of administration of justice should continue, but,to avoid overburdening it, any expansion should be incremental.
The expansion should be based on the principle of equitable geographical distribution.
Lastly, if there is no agreement on the expansion of permanent membership, expansion should be limited to the non-permanent category.
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The expansion should be complemented by an appropriate number of non-permanent members from the developing world.
In the process of reviewing the composition of the Security Council, the criteria for expansion should not be restrictive, but, rather, representative and equitable.
Expansion should aim at achieving better and greater representation of developing countries.
To this end, we assume that any expansion should occur in both categories of Council membership.
Expansion should be carried out in such a way as to ensure the Council's effectiveness and strengthen its capacities.
As for the proposed expansion of the scope of CERF,we share the view that, at this stage, such an expansion should be limited to the International Organization for Migration.
The expansion should affect the two categories of membership, with the expanded Council having 26 members.
United States andIsraeli officials say this term is generally understood by both sides to mean that expansion should follow the last constructed house in the settlement. Ha'aretz, 29 April.
Such an expansion should apply to the permanent member category, because the presence of major countries is necessary.
It is in view of such considerations that the Non-Aligned Movement countries have taken the logical position that,if there is no agreement on other categories of membership, expansion should take place, for the time being, in the non-permanent category.
My delegation agrees that the expansion should reflect the principle of equitable geographical distribution.
Other delegations believed that, at this stage, efforts should be focused on consolidation of the Register on the basis of the review of its operation during its first year,and maintained that its expansion should be approached with caution.
Malaysia maintains that expansion should take place in both categories of Council membership- permanent and non-permanent.
For balancing, there may be some justification for expanding the number of products to improve balancing if the basic data can justify the expansion and any expansion should focus on service industries.
Secondly, expansion should ensure equality of rights, privileges and responsibilities among existing and new permanent members.
In this regard, the non-aligned position is that if there is no consensus on an increase in other categories of membership- andas we know there is none- then expansion should take place only in the non-permanent category for the time being.
This expansion should be based on the principles of the sovereign equality of States and equitable and fair geographical representation.
In the meantime, and given the lack of progress on cluster I issues, it is worth reaffirming the fallback position maintained by the Non-Aligned Movement, namely that,if agreement is not reached on the expansion of the permanent membership, then the expansion should be limited, for the present, to the non-permanent seats.
Such expansion should take into account the interests of the actual or potential contributors to peace-keeping operations.
But our basic approach is that the expansion should take place in the existing categories and on the basis of present geographical groupings.
The expansion should, however, be limited by the need for prompt and effective action as required under Article 24 of the Charter.
As regards the non-permanent seats,it is our view that the expansion should take into account the legitimate interests of the Eastern European Group, whose membership has more than doubled in recent years.
This expansion should be designed to increase the capacity to respond to global threats and challenges with a Council that would have strengthened authority and effectiveness.
In terms of permanent membership, we believe that that expansion should take into account appropriate geographic representation and acknowledge contributions to the maintenance of international peace and security.
However, expansion should be gradual and take into account the recommendations of the Terminal Evaluation Report, in consultation with Member States.