Examples of using Should be elected in English and their translations into Russian
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Bureau members should be elected well in advance.
Three members of the GPB Board,the minority believes, should be elected by GPB staff.
The judges should be elected by States parties.
Government members of the permanent forum should be elected by Member States.
We think you should be elected President of the Republic.
In paragraph 4, the Prosecutor andDeputy Prosecutors should be elected by States parties.
Judges should be elected by the Assembly of States Parties.
Four new non-permanent members should be elected as follows.
Judges should be elected by two thirds of the Assembly of States Parties.
Fourth, the non-permanent members of the Security Council should be elected on a predictable basis.
The Rapporteur should be elected from members of the Committee from List D.
Four new non-permanent members of the Security Council should be elected according to the following pattern.
The Prosecutor should be elected by the States parties by a two-thirds majority.
The Committee called for timely organizational meetings of CPC to be scheduled no later thanthe beginning of May each year, during which a Bureau for the forthcoming CPC session should be elected.
Two co-chairpersons should be elected to serve the task force.
The Committee called for each organizational session to be scheduled in a timely manner no later than six weeks beforethe beginning of each substantive session, during which a Bureau for the forthcoming session should be elected.
The Deputy Prosecutor should be elected in the same manner as the Prosecutor.
They should be elected so as to ensure the representative character of the General Committee provided for in rule 10.
To guarantee their independence, judges should be elected for a non-renewable period of nine years.
The judges should be elected for a five-year term, non-renewable, so that they would not be influenced by political considerations.
In accordance with paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 2847(XXVI) of 20 December 1971, and taking into account the number of States which will remain members of the Councilafter 1 January 1998, the 18 members should be elected as follows: five from African States, four from Asian States, two from Eastern European States, three from Latin American and Caribbean States and four from Western European and other States.
The members should be elected in their personal capacity with due geographic balance.
In accordance with paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 2847(XXVI) of 20 December 1971, and taking into account the number of States that will remain members of the Councilafter 1 January 2004, the 18 members should be elected as follows: five from African States, four from Asian States, two from Eastern European States, three from Latin American and Caribbean States and four from Western European and other States.
The Rapporteur should be elected from members of the Committee from the Asian States included in List A.
Members of the Human Rights Council should be elected by a two-thirds majority of the General Assembly.
Its judges should be elected by the General Assembly, on the basis of equitable geographical representation.
The Chairman of the Council should be elected by a majority vote from among its members.
Countries should be elected to these additional seats by the members of the General Assembly, in accordance with agreed criteria and procedures.
Thus, a new Parliament should be elected not later than 3 months after this date;
The Rapporteur should be elected from among the representatives of members of the Board among the States included in List C.