Примеры использования Geographical rotation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Geographical rotation.
The selection of the Rapporteur shall also be based on geographical rotation.
Geographical rotation of officers 91.
Appointment to that post must take geographical rotation duly into account.
Geographical rotation based on regional groups.
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South Africa supported the principle of geographical rotation in such appointments.
Furthermore, geographical rotation is not solely an African issue and should be respected when it comes to the South as a whole.
The Commission has already decided that there should be regular geographical rotation of the Chairmanship of the Commission.
Geographical rotation of the office was important, and extending the presidency for more than one year would not work.
The composition of working groups should be flexible, determined by need rather than strict geographical rotation.
The Council in Decision C-DEC 149/12 specified geographical rotation as a criterion for the appointment to the post of Chief/EAO.
It does not serve any purpose to beat around the bush in trying to circumvent geographical groups or to ignore geographical rotation.
Political orientation andrealities have still prevailed over geographical rotation and gender balance in the selection process.
A number of participants expressed their support for a more active role for regional groups in the nomination process in order to ensure geographical rotation.
Bearing in mind the principle of geographical rotation, his delegation trusted that the candidature of Mr. Tanwir Ali Agha, who had excellent qualifications, would meet with the approval of all Member States.
Another acknowledged that it was not appropriate to assign posts to countries,but suggested that if there were to be geographical rotation, it should take place in a cyclical manner.
The Inspectors realized, through a survey of past practice, that geographical rotation and gender balance have not generally been observed in the appointment of executive heads in the United Nations system organizations.
I would like to recall that the Arab paper, distributed by the Permanent Representative of Bahrain in document A/AC.247/1998/CRP.2,backs fully the principle of geographical rotation of permanent seats.
A third speaker contended that merit,not geographical rotation, should be the chief criterion for selection of the next Secretary-General, a critical choice at a critical point in the life of the Organization.
Further, the Group recommended that the High Commissioner should be nominated by the Secretary-General andappointed by a two-thirds majority of the Assembly, taking geographical rotation into account in filling the post.
The issue of geographical rotation, which the Inspectors consider to be different from geographical distribution, arose frequently regarding the recent delayed appointment of the USG/OIOS, who serves for one fixed term of five years without the possibility of renewal.
Rule 17.3 stipulates that the offices of the Chairman, the three Vice-Chairmen andthe Rapporteur shall be subject to equitable geographical rotation within a five-year cycle in accordance with appendix A to the rules of procedure.
Geographical rotation, bearing in mind the limited scope therefor, given that the governing bodies of most relevant intergovernmental organizations meet at headquarters locations in Western Europe or in New York and venues outside these areas in 2012 may not yet have been decided.
Ii Be appointed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations andapproved by the General Assembly, with due regard to geographical rotation, and have a fixed term of four years with a possibility of one renewal for another fixed term of four years;
The Temporary President, speaking as representative of the Secretary-General, declared open the Conference of States Parties anddrew attention to a draft decision that would amend the rules of procedure in order to clarify the geographical rotation of the Presidency of the Conference.
In this context,Costa Rica is extremely surprised that, in the case before us, geographical rotation has not been taken duly into account, particularly in the case of the candidate proposed by my country, Ambassador Sonia Picado, and endorsed by the Group of Latin American and Caribbean States.
At all times, Guatemala has defended the principles and purposes enshrined in the United Nations Charter, especially with regard to thefriendly relations among States, equitable geographical rotation and participation of small States in the various United Nations bodies.
Decides that the regular geographical rotation of the chair of the Commission on Population and Development, as established by the Commission at its thirty-seventh session, shall start with the election held at the thirty-ninth session of the Commission and that the order of rotation shall be as follows:(i) African States;(ii) Asian States;(iii) Eastern European States;(iv) Latin American and Caribbean States; and(v) Western European and other States;
Incidentally, it might be very useful to keep in mind that at least 63 Member States- more than one third of the United Nations membership- officially back the same geographical rotation formula of permanent seats in the projected increase in permanent membership.
Paragraph 1(b) then indicates that the High Commissioner shall be appointed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations andapproved by the General Assembly, with due regard to geographical rotation, and have a fixed term of four years with a possibility of one renewal for another fixed term of four years.