Примеры использования Immediate re-election на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those States are eligible for immediate re-election.
The prohibition of immediate re-election is a democratic guarantee that enables the smaller States, at least once in their history, to belong to the Security Council.
Those members are eligible for immediate re-election.
The ban on immediate re-election of non-permanent members should be maintained, to enable all Member States to have an equal opportunity to become Security Council members and play a role of responsibility.
Those members are eligible for immediate re-election.
Through the provision for immediate re-election, our proposal could also offer the possibility of long-term and even continuous membership for some States if they are nominated for that purpose by their respective regions.
Retiring members eligible for immediate re-election.
For example, if we were to remove the prohibition against the immediate re-election of non-permanent members would there be a need for the insertion, instead, of some alternative provision, such as a rule that no non-permanent member should be elected to serve more than four years out of six or eight years out of 10?
Those States are eligible for immediate re-election.
Terms of office and possible immediate re-election for non-permanent members.
Members of the Governing Council are eligible for immediate re-election.
They would not be eligible for immediate re-election at the end of their terms.
Members of the Governing Council are eligible for immediate re-election.
It would make Council members ineligible for immediate re-election after two consecutive terms, thereby ensuring rotation.
We also support the retention of the ban on immediate re-election.
It has also been suggested that the bar on the immediate re-election of non-permanent members be removed.
Retiring non-permanent members of the Council should be eligible for immediate re-election.
Whether the consideration of Article 23, paragraph 2, of the Charter(the ban on immediate re-election of non-permanent members) is relevant in the context of Security Council expansion.
Accordingly, Burundi, Chile, Egypt, El Salvador andFiji are eligible for immediate re-election.
We would also like to emphasize that in the interest of the vast majority of Member States, the ban on the immediate re-election of non-permanent members of the Council should be maintained.
Fourthly, the Argentine Republic advocates a limited increase in non-permanent seats- I repeat, non-permanent seats- andthe elimination of the clause which now bars immediate re-election.
One could also contemplate a review of the current ban on the immediate re-election of non-permanent members.
We also believe that an expansion of non-permanent membership should preserve an equitable ratio in terms of decision-making andthat in order to preserve the democratic principle of access to non-permanent membership in the Security Council, we would need to consider the appropriateness of suspending the prohibition of immediate re-election contained in the Charter.
Those States are eligible for immediate re-election.
Pursuant to rule 146 of the rules of procedure, these countries are eligible for immediate re-election.
Those States are eligible for immediate re-election.
Non-permanent two-year seats with the possibility of immediate re-election.
Those States are eligible for immediate re-election.
It is for this reason that this delegation views with great concern the proposal to lift the restriction on the immediate re-election of Security Council members.
Members of the Committee are eligible for immediate re-election.