Примеры использования Reformed security на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reformed security structures in Burundi.
Do we want a reformed Security Council?
Africa expects to have greater representation in a reformed Security Council.
Membership in the reformed Security Council should be.
Nigeria looks forward to the prospect of membership in a reformed Security Council.
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Progress towards reformed security structures.
In a reformed Security Council, Africa should be allotted five non-permanent seats.
Overall size of the reformed Security Council;
We need a reformed Security Council that is more democratically representative.
The same would be true of a reformed Security Council.
In our vision, a reformed Security Council should represent regional dynamics.
Expected accomplishment 2.1: progress towards reformed security structures.
A truly reformed Security Council must reflect the democratic values of our times.
Expected accomplishment 2.1: Reformed security structures in Burundi.
A reformed Security Council should contain eight additional non-permanent seats, as follows.
Thus, the total size of the reformed Security Council would not exceed 25 members.
The third parameter is to ensure that the African continent plays its full role in a reformed Security Council.
It is therefore important that a reformed Security Council should reflect those realities.
There was also a call for small island developing States to have a permanent seat on a reformed Security Council.
In that regard, Barbados believes that a reformed Security Council should have an increase in membership in both the permanent and non-permanent categories.
Reasonable balance should be preserved between the number of permanent seats and non-permanent seats in a reformed Security Council.
The position of the Pacific SIDS on a reformed Security Council is well known.
Germany has been and remains willing to take responsibility.That includes assuming a permanent seat on a reformed Security Council.
A reformed Security Council should provide for a category of permanent membership based on substantial contributions to the United Nations.
Mauritius remains committed to the African common position, which calls for two permanent seats andfive non-permanent seats for Africa in a reformed Security Council.
A reformed Security Council should provide for greater access and the effective participation of small island developing States, including those of CARICOM.
In this regard, CARICOM member States reiterate their belief that a reformed Security Council should have an increase in membership in both the permanent and non-permanent categories.
Reformed Security Council to have five additional(long terms, between 6 and 12 years) non-permanent seats, to be chosen by General Assembly.
We therefore call on Member States to demonstrate the necessary political will and understanding, andto exercise the flexibility required to achieve a reformed Security Council that represents the new global configuration.
For a reformed Security Council, there should be 10 additional non-permanent seats, each seat to be filled consecutively, for two-year terms each, by three States, making a total of 30 eligible States for the 10 additional non-permanent seats, the 30 States to be selected by the General Assembly.