Примеры использования Reformed council на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If so, what do we want a reformed Council to look like?
A reformed Council should be seen by all States to be more accessible, transparent and credible.
Thirdly, we support the increase in the membership of a reformed Council from 15 to around the mid-twenties.
We support a reformed Council that is more effective, representative, transparent, democratic and accountable.
A large majority has emerged with similar orcoinciding views on what a reformed Council should look like.
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Regarding the size of a reformed Council, we should also take a middle-ground approach.
We reiterate that Africa should be allocated at least two permanent andfive non-permanent seats in the reformed Council.
A reformed Council must give a chance to the 70 Member States that have never served on it.
Regarding the issue of the size of a reformed Council, we should also take a middle-ground approach.
A reformed Council should be seen by all States to be more representative, transparent, credible and legitimate.
Namibia, being a member of the Non-Aligned Movement, supports a reformed Council of no less than 26 members.
A reformed Council would enjoy greater credibility and authority to address the challenges we face in the international arena.
We also reaffirm our support for a Latin American and Caribbean country to be a permanent member of a reformed Council.
Needless to say, a reformed Council should accommodate the unrepresented, underrepresented and small- and medium-sized States.
We believe that the rich civilizational diversity of our world should also be seen clearly in the constitution of the reformed Council.
Equally, a selective or partially reformed Council which overlooks the principles of equity and balance is against the spirit of the Charter.
The Pacific SIDS do not support the creation of new categories of membership in a reformed Council, such as a new category of extended seats.
A reformed Council must let major stakeholders-- on which the implementation its decisions depends-- participate in its decision-making.
But just as it must recognize the legitimateaspirations of larger and emerging Powers, a reformed Council must also better serve small States.
A reformed Council should be seen by all States, especially the smaller States, to be more accessible, transparent, credible and legitimate.
The Pacific SIDS do not support the creation of new categories of membership in a reformed Council, such as a new category of extended seats.
A reformed Council needs to better reflect geopolitical realities and must be more representative, with its authority and legitimacy strengthened.
Japan continues to work diligently for the realization of Security Council reform andwould like to assume greater responsibility as a permanent member in a reformed Council.
In a new reformed Council, a crucial issue to be considered is the broader involvement of States that are non-members of the Council in its work.
The Netherlands also sympathizes with Africa's desire to obtain a permanent presence in a reformed Council, and we encourage Africa to decide soon on its candidates for permanent seats.
On the whole, we believe the reformed Council should be more democratic, more transparent, more representative and more accountable than it is at present.
They have good reason to request that the SecurityCouncil increase its size, democracy and transparency and to expect a reformed Council to serve them better.
We also think that a reformed Council should place greater stress on conciliation by maximizing efforts to find common ground among the parties to a dispute.
There is now a nearly unanimous perception among Member States that there is apressing need for change, and a clear majority share coinciding views on the composition of a reformed Council.
The reformed Council should represent our collective security concerns in an even manner, and should be accountable to the entire membership of the United Nations.