Examples of using Parallel representation in English and their translations into Russian
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Established model of parallel representation of divided.
Our position is based on the principle of universality andin accordance with the established model of parallel representation of divided countries.
UNDP deployed 50 country directors to ensure parallel representation and strengthen both the resident coordinator's office and UNDP operations.
In this connection it would be fitting to take into account the precedents that exist with regard to the parallel representation of States in the United Nations.
The practice of parallel representation had worked very well in the cases of the German and Korean nations, and could facilitate the solution of the problem of reunification.
Precedents existed within the United Nations for the parallel representation of divided countries.
The idea of parallel representation or of"one China, one Taiwan" was merely a pretext for returning to a"two Chinas" policy and to an aspect of cold-war ideology.
Moreover, there was no established formula for the parallel representation of countries which were divided.
The order is not essential, but that we work as one; while we have an ambassador(albeit, non-resident) in your country,Armenia has no parallel representation in Israel.
How does one reconcile this with the principles of parallel representation of States and of universality?
As Taiwan was a province of China and not a sovereign State,it was not eligible to apply for membership under Article 4 of the Charter or under the model of parallel representation.
Furthermore, as yet there was no established model of parallel representation of divided countries.
His delegation therefore believed that parallel representation for both Governments at the United Nations was most likely to advance progress towards a lasting solution.
On the contrary, in our view it is likely tohelp the process along, and no one can pretend that parallel representation stands in the way.
The international community should therefore encourage and support the parallel representation of divided countries in the United Nations and all other international organizations.
The practice of parallel representation was not an obstacle to reunification, as illustrated by the situations of Germany and Yemen, and could be beneficial to both sides in the Chinese negotiations.
In the United Nations, there are precedents for parallel representation of divided countries.
However, the Republic of China on Taiwan is legally entitled to enjoy international status before reunification- in other words, its recognition as a State andapplication of the principle of parallel representation of divided States.
Furthermore, the principle of universality and the model of parallel representation of divided countries, as cited by the sponsoring States, were irrelevant to the question of Taiwan.
Her delegation supported the inclusion of the issue in the agenda of the fiftieth session, as it had done at the forty-ninth session,bearing in mind the principle of universality and the parallel representation of divided countries.
In the interest of equity and the maintenance of regional peace andsecurity, my country calls for the parallel representation in the United Nations of the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China on Taiwan.
Liberia supported the request to review resolution 2758(XXVI) to bring it into conformity with the principle of universality andthe Organization's established practice concerning parallel representation of divided countries.
Parallel representation in the United Nations by the two sides of a divided nation poses no barrier to unification, indeed, it can be conducive not only to unification but also to regional security and world peace.
As both Taiwan and the People's Republic of China recognized, there was only one China;the questions of parallel representation and universality were therefore completely irrelevant.
In the name of the principle of universality and parallel representation of divided countries, allow me to reaffirm on this historic occasion our fervent desire to see the Republic of China in Taiwan join the United Nations.
The legitimacy of their aspirations, both legal and moral, has been reinforced by similar actions andmeasures taken by the United Nations on the issue of parallel representation, which now stands as a useful reminder.
We are confident that, as was the case with the former East Germany and the former West Germany, parallel representation of divided nations in the United Nations-- in addition to contributing to regional peace and security-- can lead to their peaceful unification.
The legitimacy of their aspirations, both legal and national, has been reinforced by similar actions andmeasures taken by the United Nations on the issue of parallel representation, which now serve as useful reminders and examples.
Parallel representation did not impede the eventual reunification of divided countries, as the example of Germany demonstrated, and the Organization should therefore encourage and support the parallel representation of divided countries in the United Nations and other international organizations.
Of these divided countries, former East and West Germany achieved national unification in 1990,which demonstrates that parallel representation of divided countries in the United Nations does not impede eventual unification of the parties involved.