Examples of using Additional non-permanent in English and their translations into Arabic
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We believe that some of the regional groups, including the Group of Eastern European States, need to be allocated at least one additional non-permanent seat.
that Group should have an additional non-permanent seat.
which should be given at least one additional non-permanent seat.
It is for these reasons that we demand that the continent be given two permanent seats with veto and two additional non-permanent seats.
Africa demands two permanent seats, complete with veto power-- if the veto power is to continue-- plus two additional non-permanent seats.
it should have an additional non-permanent seat in the Council.
Secondly, we attach primary importance to the allocation of an additional non-permanent seat to the Group of Eastern European States.
We hold the view that the Security Council should be enlarged by 10 additional non-permanent members.
We reiterate our conviction that such a rise in membership requires one additional non-permanent seat to be allocated to this Group.
I would like to stress the particular importance for the Eastern European region to have an additional non-permanent seat in the reformed Security Council.
Furthermore, we believe that the regional Group of Eastern European States should be allocated at least one additional non-permanent seat.
As the membership of the Group of Eastern European States has doubled in the last decade, an additional non-permanent seat for this group should be secured.
Our approach is also aimed at obtaining an additional non-permanent seat for the Group of Eastern European States.
We share the view that Council membership should be expanded in both categories and that one additional non-permanent seat should be allocated to the Eastern European Group.
We also believe that the additional non-permanent seats should be distributed on a more equitable geographical basis.
One of the additional non-permanent seats should be allocated to the Eastern European regional Group, bringing its total number of non-permanent seats in an expanded Council to two.
In that regard, we strongly believe that the Group of Eastern European States should be granted one additional non-permanent seat on an expanded Security Council.
VIII. Summary of ideas on a possible system of more frequent rotation in additional non-permanent seats in the Security Council: working.
In this way, 70 per cent of the additional non-permanent seats would be reserved for developing countries.
(6) Every regional group should be allocated at least one additional non-permanent seat in the reformed Security Council.[written