Примеры использования Nonpermanent members на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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So, electing such nonpermanent members is already, in fact, what constitutes an interim solution.
Worse still, it would distort even more the proportion in the Council between permanent and nonpermanent members.
We would also like to congratulate the new nonpermanent members-- South Africa, Panama, Belgium, Italy and Indonesia-- on their election to the Security Council.
On most issues, coalitions of interest andvalues do not distinguish between permanent and nonpermanent members.
Several participants commented on the tendency for permanent and nonpermanent members to view questions about Council working methods from different perspectives.
The United States is open, in principle,to a modest expansion of both permanent and nonpermanent members.
With regard to the process of replacing nonpermanent members of the Council, the Assembly will elect five new members in October to replace those whose terms will end on 31 December.
Increasing only the number of non-permanent seats would further widen the huge gap that already exists between permanent and nonpermanent members.
We should not forget that we expanded the Security Council in 1965,with only additional nonpermanent members, but the problems of the Council have only grown worse.
My country strongly believes that democratic, accountable andtransparent reform requires an increase in the number of elected, nonpermanent members.
We also congratulate the newly elected nonpermanent members of the Council-- the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Burkina Faso, Viet Nam, Croatia and Costa Rica-- for two-year terms beginning in 2008.
The record shows that small countries have made very valid contributions when they have served as nonpermanent members of the Security Council.
However, a wide number of delegations felt that, at this stage, the nonpermanent members of the Security Council, although proposed on a regional basis, could not represent their respective regions.
The two options mentioned by Annan are referred to as Plan A and Plan B: Plan A calls for creating six new permanent members, plus three new nonpermanent members for a total of 24 seats in the council.
In recent years,noted the Secretary-General, nonpermanent members had helped the Council to address a wider range of critical issues, such as climate change, that affect political and economic stability and the prospects for maintaining international peace and security.
The world needs a Security Council that reflects contemporary realities,a Council that will incorporate new permanent and nonpermanent members, especially those representing developing countries.
The new nonpermanent members would be from Asia, East Europe, the Group of Latin American and Caribbean States and from Africa, taking into account the need to ensure representation from developing countries, including small island developing States, wherein participation shall be based on the concept of rotating seats.
Bangladesh and Ukraine, from the beginning of this year and into the next millennium,are assuming responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security as nonpermanent members of the Security Council.
In conclusion, Egypt reiterates that what we need is the political will of us all, large and small, developing and developed,permanent and nonpermanent members, in order to achieve the results that could garner the widest possible political acceptance, and I hope we can make strides towards that objective during the current session.
However, a more prominent role for regional groups must not call into question the competencies of the General Assembly, which, under the Charter,has the last word in electing nonpermanent members of the Security Council.
Venezuela sees Security Council reform in terms of comprehensive results.Those should include expanding the categories of permanent and nonpermanent members, the revision of the decision-making mechanism by way of eliminating the veto and the improvement of working methods to ensure broad participation of Member States, especially in matters relating to the maintenance of international peace and security.
The Council is composed of fifteen members, including five permanent members(China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, andthe United States) and ten nonpermanent members elected for two-year terms by the General Assembly.
Among States in support of expansion in permanent and nonpermanent members, three tendencies were identifiable:(a) the veto is a tool for inaction that does not contribute to the effectiveness of the Council and should not be extended to new permanent members;(b) extension of the veto, in principle, accompanied by a commitment not to use it until a future review; and(c) automatic extension of the veto to new permanent members. .
We have consistently stood for a just andequitable enlargement of the Council by increasing the number of both permanent and nonpermanent members while ensuring due representation for developing and developed countries.
Since 2005, the main claims regarding the enlargement of the Security Council could be broadly represented as follows: adding permanent members with veto; adding new permanent members without veto; andadding seats for more nonpermanent members.
My country has always advocated a fair andequitable expansion of the Security Council that would increase the total number of permanent and nonpermanent members and that would guarantee the proper representation of developing countries.
These included, first, new permanent and new non-permanent members; secondly, new non-permanent members only; and thirdly, new extended-term members until the review of 10 to 15 years, or a defined term between 2 and 15 years,with the possibility for immediate re-election and new nonpermanent members.
We have consistently stoodfor a just and equitable enlargement of the Security Council by increasing the number of permanent and nonpermanent members alike, while ensuring the due representation of developing and developed countries.
We have hitherto supported theproposal of the Group of Four(G-4) that the membership of the Security Council be increased from 15 to 25 by adding six permanent and four nonpermanent members, and we co-sponsored draft resolution A/59/L.64.
In this respect it is telling that this resolution(res. ES10/13) was tabled as a compromise by the Presidency of the European Union,among whose members were two permanent and two nonpermanent members of the Security Council, less than a week after a draft resolution on the same subject had been vetoed in the Council.