Примеры использования Rotating permanent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I refer to the notion of rotating permanent regional seats.
Variations were proposed, including one that would mix regular with rotating permanent seats.
Establishment of rotating permanent seats with the veto right;
One option that received considerable attention this year is the idea of regional rotating permanent members.
The African position calls for two rotating permanent seats with all the privileges attached thereto.
I should like to mention three of these issues: overall size of the Council,decision-making process and rotating permanent membership.
As they have indicated,the very term“rotating permanent” embodies an inevitable semantic, logical and real contradiction.
Regular assessment of the membership of an enlarged Council would enable us to see how the formula of rotating permanent seats could be improved.
Finally, on rotating permanent membership, I do not wish to hide the fact that my delegation still has certain difficulties with this concept, as do others.
A number of delegations were of the view that the idea of rotating permanent membership of the Security Council needed to be further explored.
My delegation does not believe that we should create a status subordinate to that of permanent member, nordo we support the idea of rotating permanent seats.
With regard to the creation of rotating permanent seats, my delegation believes that decisions on such modalities must be arrived at within regional groups.
Apart from ensuring that our candidates are selectedin a democratic manner, this would enable as many African States as possible to occupy the rotating permanent seats.
Here I note with great regret that the idea of rotating permanent seats, recommended by the African Group and endorsed by the Harare summit, has not been adequately explored.
In a new attempt to unlock the negotiations, proposals have recently been surfacing for the establishment of rotating permanent regional seats, as already referred to by other speakers.
JCGP has an annually rotating permanent secretariat and its constant challenge has been to maintain its institutional memory and ensure continuity of action.
Whether it is desirable to have an expansion of the Security Council that includes both additional non-permanent members and the creation of rotating permanent seats with or without veto.
The creation of rotating permanent seats would slight our interests and would be another way of discriminating against and introducing divisions among developing countries.
We are of the view that in the event other options fail to command enough support, the idea of rotating permanent seats should also be considered as one of the options in the permanent membership category.
The rotating permanent seats claimed by Africa would be seats belonging to the African continent as a whole, and thereby the States occupying the seats should assume their responsibilities within the Council on behalf of Africa.
At its summit held at Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, in June 1998,the Organization of African Unity(OAU) established the modalities for selecting the occupants of the rotating permanent seats that should be allocated to our continent.
However, the implication of giving the veto to every rotating permanent member, which would create the possibility for every United Nations Member to wield a veto, has to be studied by the Working Group.
In this regard, if would be useful if in the upcoming sessions of the Working Group the African Group could be invited to elaborate on its idea of rotating permanent seats for Africa, which should be of interest and relevance to the other regions as well.
Indeed, in promoting the concept of rotating permanent seats, the African Group should be commended for its commitment to the principles of greater transparency and democratization in the workings of the United Nations.
Instead, they refer for the most part to other options, such as adding new permanent members without veto power,new"rotating" permanent seats with or without veto power, and"regional permanent seats" within the Council.
The concept of rotating permanent regional representation, as developed by Tunisia over the past three years, seems to us best to respond to the new realities of our world, a feature of which is the emergence of regional groupings.
The modalities defined by Africa have the advantage of enabling any African State that wishes to take on the responsibility with regard to the maintenance of international peace andsecurity to represent Africa in one of the rotating permanent seats, on the basis of a choice of African leaders.
While various formulas espousing the theme of rotating permanent members would certainly enhance the status of a very select group of Member States, it remains entirely uncertain how these formulas would work and, even less, how they would benefit the large majority of Member States.
Many of us have already noted that the expression“permanent rotating”, semantically speaking, is a contradiction in terms.
Africa, with its 53 Member States,has called for the allocation of two permanent rotating seats and two additional nonpermanent seats.