Examples of using Current permanent in English and their translations into Russian
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This number is not much larger than that of the current permanent members.
And the current permanent members have refused to pronounce on this.
New permanent members should enjoy the same rights as current permanent members.
The latest is our current Permanent Representative, His Excellency Ambassador Utula Samana.
New permanent members should have the same prerogative and powers of current permanent members.
The current permanent members of the Security Council have given no indication whatsoever that they think otherwise.
As it is well known, Uzbekistan was the last of the current permanent members of the SCO to join the organization.
Another important andclosely related veto issue is whether it will be extended beyond the current permanent members.
At the very minimum, the unanimous support of the current permanent members of the Security Council is a must.
Thirdly, there are countries that contribute more to the United Nations budget than do some of the current permanent members.
I recognize the useful and constructive roles that many current permanent members continue to play in international affairs.
Three out of the five current permanent members have also been adamantly opposed to the expansion of the Security Council beyond a total of 20 or 21 members.
The conclusions reached in that paper deserve the serious consideration of the current permanent members of the Security Council.
The differences between the current permanent contract and the proposed continuing contract have not been adequately explained.
I am not suggesting that Security Council reform requires that any current permanent member be relegated to the common herd.
Bhutan is of the view that the current permanent members have an obligation to be more responsive to calls for multifaceted reforms of the Council.
We strongly feel that new members should be endowed with the same rights andprerogatives now enjoyed by the current permanent members.
We are convinced that ideas leading to infringement of the prerogatives and powers of the current permanent members of the Security Council, including the right of veto, are counterproductive.
Furthermore, we believe that new permanent members of an expanded Security Council should have the same rights as do current permanent members.
Russia is certain that ideas intended to encroach upon the prerogatives and powers of the current permanent members of the Security Council, including the right to the veto, are counterproductive.
Extension of the veto to new permanent members should be considered only in the context of curtailment of veto use by the current permanent members.
I am confident that most if not all of the current permanent judges will assume their responsibility and continue to contribute to the successful completion of the mission of the Tribunal.
This new distribution of seats could lead to some States serving permanently on the Council, without, of course,the privileges of the current permanent members.
Any reform of the Security Council must begin with a minimum degree of consensus among the current permanent members and be followed by a broad-based, democratic dialogue among all States.
In our view,any reform proposal should entail an explicit amendment to the Charter preventing the granting of the veto beyond the current permanent members.
Specifically, the Council should be enlarged to have around 20 members at most, by adding to the current permanent members a certain number of permanent and non-permanent seats in an appropriate ratio.
With respect to the right of veto,some speakers felt that future permanent members should be fully endowed with that right, like the current permanent members.
The conclusions reached in that paper deserve the serious consideration of all Member States and the particular consideration of the current permanent members of the Security Council.
The emergence of new global Powers,which prompts us to envisage a limited increase in the number of permanent seats in addition to the current permanent members;
South Africa believes that any attempt to allocate only one permanent seat to Africa, without the prerogatives andpowers accorded to the current permanent membership, would be discriminatory and unjust.