Examples of using Issue of equitable in English and their translations into Russian
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The issue of equitable representation is not a new matter for the General Assembly.
Any agreed formula for expansion,in our view, must take into account the issue of equitable global representativity.
This brings me to the issue of equitable regional representation in the Security Council.
Mr. GODA(Japan) said that, like many delegations,Japan attached great importance to the issue of equitable geographical distribution.
The issue of equitable representation assumes that there is inequity in the makeup of the Council.
It is in that context that I would like to conclude by addressing the issue of equitable representation in the Security Council.
More important, the issue of equitable representation should be an integral part of this review.
The commitment of Member States to financing the Organization is inevitably linked to this issue of equitable distribution.
We earlier referred to the issue of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council.
Ms. Pataca(Angola) said that her delegation attached great importance to human resources management reform,particularly with regard to the issue of equitable geographical representation.
The issue of equitable geographical distribution and gender balance in the membership of treaty bodies should be addressed.
We have already expressed in the Open-ended Working Group our observations on the issue of equitable representation in the Council and an increase in its membership.
The issue of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council is a key component of this process.
Today we intend to focus in the second part of our statement on the issue of equitable representation on the Security Council and of increasing its membership.
The issue of equitable geographic distribution continues to be a high priority for the Secretary-General and is addressed in a variety of ways.
The Working Group's recommendation in 2000 was that the General Assembly consider the issue of equitable representation and an increase in the membership of the Council.
The issue of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council was placed on the agenda of the General Assembly 14 years ago.
The members of the group continue to believe that our proposal offers the most promising basis to evolve a consensus,especially on the issue of equitable representation on the Security Council.
It was also noted that the issue of equitable regional distribution of CDM projects will be addressed in the report of the CDM Executive Board to the CMP at its fourth session.
In this context,Azerbaijan attaches critical importance to the achievement of more tangible progress in the issue of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council.
It is interesting to note that this issue of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Council was first introduced in the agenda of the General Assembly at its thirty-fourth session 13 years ago.
In the general debate that took place during the last session of the General Assembly,my delegation defined its position on the issue of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council.
This issue of equitable representation on the Council and increase in its membership was first introduced 13 years ago. It became the subject last year of a productive debate which resulted in the adoption of resolution 47/62.
Mr. BATIOUK(Ukraine): This ongoing discussion testifies once again to the timeliness and relevance of the issue of equitable representation on and increase in the membership of the Security Council.
The issue of equitable regional distribution of the CDM was raised by many participants, who urged that the distribution of projects be improved, in particular in relation to least developed countries and countries in Africa.
Given the current importance of the Council,in my statement I will first take up the character of Security Council reports to the General Assembly before turning to the Council's working methods and, lastly, the issue of equitable representation.
Further, the COP requested the AWG-LCA to consider the issue of equitable access to sustainable development, as contained in decision 1/CP.16, through a workshop at its next session and that the AWG-LCA shall report on the workshop to the COP as part of its work.
However, the question of the reform of the Security Council is stuck in its tracks,despite the fact that more than 15 years have elapsed since the General Assembly adopted a resolution establishing an open-ended working group to consider the issue of equitable representation on and increase in the Council's membership.
In our delegation's view, the issue of equitable representation is not concerned only with expansion of the Council in terms of permanent and non-permanent seats; it is also linked with the whole question of other possible measures to strengthen and revitalize that organ, especially in the face of changing global realities.
In this context, the Conference agreed to continue working to identify a global goal for reducing global emissions by 2050 and to identify a time frame for the global peaking of emissions, andrequested the Ad Hoc Working Group on Long-term Cooperative Action under the Convention to consider the issue of equitable access to sustainable development.