Примеры использования Permanent membership in the security council на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Japan is now seeking permanent membership in the Security Council.
Japan also supports Brazil, Germany andIndia as legitimate candidates for permanent membership in the Security Council.
Therefore, Japan's permanent membership in the Security Council will only contribute to accelerating its already-started process to that end.
It is one of the G4 nations seeking permanent membership in the Security Council.
Permanent membership in the Security Council is problematic because it blocks change and fails to accommodate evolving realities.
Despite this, Japan is now aspiring to permanent membership in the Security Council.
Permanent membership in the Security Council was the result of historical circumstances but also due to the global responsibilities which such members had.
Africa cannot remain the only region without permanent membership in the Security Council.
I would particularly like to single out certain other important aspects of the future work on the renewal andreform of the Security Council that may possibly be of interest to States that are not actually seeking permanent membership in the Security Council.
We also propose that the African Union be granted permanent membership even before the comprehensive reform has been decided,given the fact that Africa is the only continent without a country holding permanent membership in the Security Council.
Moreover, there is a dilemma posed by granting new States permanent membership in the Security Council at a time when these States are becoming part of new unions.
However, we believe that two countries- Germany andJapan- already qualify to play the enhanced role that would stem from permanent membership in the Security Council.
Furthermore, the Ghana delegation believes that permanent membership in the Security Council of the five major wartime allies, although well-founded then, has become obsolete.
There is no agreement on the aspiration of a few States to acquire permanent membership in the Security Council.
We cannot understand how a super-Power which enjoys permanent membership in the Security Council can enact domestic legislation to justify the pursuit of its private interests in the territories of other countries.
However, if such an agreement is not possible,we should seek a new formula for permanent membership in the Security Council.
First, we firmly believe that the qualifications of a country for permanent membership in the Security Council should be judged by that country's real contributions to the maintenance of international peace and security. .
In principle, we support the idea of increasing the number of Member States with permanent membership in the Security Council.
First, Japan firmly believes that the qualifications of any country for permanent membership in the Security Council should be based on that country's real contribution to the maintenance of international peace and security. .
Furthermore, Germany and Japan, following major changes on the international scene,feel the importance of obtaining permanent membership in the Security Council.
Japan is obliged to make full apology and compensation for its past aggression andwar crimes prior to seeking permanent membership in the Security Council.
We urge those who seek permanent membership in the Security Council to remember Africa all the time, and not only when they need the votes of its countries in the General Assembly to help them take over posts and seats in various councils and committees.
My delegation urges Japan to recognize its past crimes andto provide due compensation before attempting to realize its aspirations for permanent membership in the Security Council.
Having already endorsed the entirely justified aspirations of Germany and Japan to permanent membership in the Security Council, we also support an enhanced representation of the developing countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America in both categories of membership of the Council. .
Therefore, we hold that the United Nations should pay due attention to Japan's refusal to liquidate its past rather than discussing its permanent membership in the Security Council.
First, we firmly believe that the qualifications of a given country for permanent membership in the Security Council should be judged on the basis of that country's contribution to the purposes of the United Nations,in particular to the maintenance of international peace and security. .
Timor-Leste supports the G-4 initiative,because we believe that the four countries concerned fulfil every reasonable qualifying criterion for permanent membership in the Security Council.
Permanent membership in the Security Council does not only give those members the privilege of the use of the power of veto:permanent members of the Security Council also tend to become permanent members of the United Nations agencies and programmes and other bodies of the Organization.