Примеры использования Permanent and non-permanent membership на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Enlargement in both permanent and non-permanent membership.
Greece believes that the Council will be strengthened by an increase in both its permanent and non-permanent membership.
Kiribati supports an expansion of the permanent and non-permanent membership of the Security Council.
Samoa continues to actively support the enlargement of the Security Council in both its permanent and non-permanent membership.
Enlargement of the Security Council of permanent and non-permanent membership should be considered together or in parallel.
Mongolia favours a limited enlargement of the Council in both its permanent and non-permanent membership.
But the issue of the expansion of the permanent and non-permanent membership of the Council and the question of the veto should be addressed as a package.
We fully support the expansion of the Security Council in both its permanent and non-permanent membership.
All countries continue to call for its reform by expanding its permanent and non-permanent membership, in order to make it more representative of the current membership of the United Nations.
In other words, we recognize and advocate the continuance of the present arrangement of permanent and non-permanent membership only.
An enlarged Security Council, in both its permanent and non-permanent membership, should guarantee equitable geographical representationand an enhanced voice for the developing world.
We therefore support enlargement in both the permanent and non-permanent membership.
The permanent and non-permanent membership of the Security Council should be expanded on democratic principles having regard to the various proposals by developing countries for their representation on the Council.
Mongolia continues to advocate a moderate increase in both the permanent and non-permanent membership of the Security Council.
In emphasizing the importance of the distinction, one participant opined that the first and most dangerous idea for newly elected members is that there was no difference between permanent and non-permanent membership.
In the first instance, the working group should establish the exact extent to which the permanent and non-permanent membership of the Security Council should be expanded.
This can be achieved by expanding the permanent and non-permanent membership of the Council to the developing countries and to those countries that have concretely contributed to sharing the burden of United Nations operations.
More balance can be achieved in the composition of the Council only by expanding both permanent and non-permanent membership.
My country continues to call for early action to enlarge the permanent and non-permanent membership of the Security Council and to improve its working methods.
It must be accepted that the Security Councilmust be strengthened and made more representative by expanding its permanent and non-permanent membership.
Under these circumstances, simultaneous discussion of the expansion of the permanent and non-permanent membership will be unrealistic, as it may simply prolong the debate for an unlimited period.
That failure can be attributed in part to the fact that all issues related to reform-- in particular cluster II issues,on which there is some general consensus-- have been linked to the issue of the increase in the Council's permanent and non-permanent membership.
We understand the reasons behind the suggestions to enlarge the Council in both its permanent and non-permanent membership, and we are ready to carefully consider relevant proposals.
Its permanent and non-permanent membership must be expanded so that it becomes more representative of the United Nations membership as a whole, and its working methods must be improved so that its decision-making process is more democratic and transparent.
We believe that the proposed increases should therefore be in these two categories, permanent and non-permanent membership, without discrimination between the powers of the old permanent membersand the new ones.
We believe that expansion should occur in both categories- permanent and non-permanent- and that the balance in the composition of the Council between permanent and non-permanent membership should be maintained within an overall number not exceeding 25.
Mongolia supports the view that the expansion of the Security Council's permanent and non-permanent membership should provide equal regional representation and that the Council's activities should be democratized and made more transparent.
Since 1993, we have all been looking forward to a positive outcome of the process, set in motion by General Assembly resolution 48/26,to reform the Security Council so that it equitably represents all regional groups in its permanent and non-permanent membership and ensures that democracy and transparency are firmly rooted in its decision-making process and in its working methods.
The system would also review not only the powers of the Security Council but also its permanent and non-permanent membership with a view to the fair representation of all continents, particularly Africa, in accordance with the common African position articulated in the Ezulwini Consensus.
It would also be useful to recall that the preference of Member States for a Council reform involving expansion, in both the permanent and non-permanent membership categories, was clearly reflected in the summaries issued by the Chair of the intergovernmental negotiations.