Examples of using Equitable geographic in English and their translations into Arabic
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The spectacular increase in the membership of the United Nations as well as the emergence of new political and economic forces the world over require an expansion of this body on the basis of equitable geographic representation.
to General Assembly resolution 61/275, the members of the Committee shall be nominated by Member States and shall be appointed by the Assembly with due regard being paid to equitable geographic representation.
which we firmly maintain, that the extent, nature and modalities of the expansion should be based upon equitable geographic distribution and the sovereign equality of States.
funds- which should meet in different regions to ensure equitable geographic representation.
Her delegation therefore supported the establishment of a single integrated Office of the Ombudsman, with regional Ombudsmen appointed to duty stations and to certain peacekeeping missions in order to provide equitable geographic access.
on the basis of their contribution to the maintenance of international peace and security and the principle of equitable geographic distribution.
Government or their representative therefore support the ongoing efforts to increase the membership, based on equitable geographic representation and the substantial increase in the membership of the United Nations as well as to improve its effectiveness and working methods.
contribution to the maintenance of international peace and security and to the other purposes of the Organization, along with equitable geographic representation.
Following informal consultations among its members and taking into account the principle of equitable geographic representation, the Commission elected Mr. Osvaldo P. Astiz, Mr. Lawrence F. Awosika and Mr. Yong Ahn Park as Vice-Chairmen, and Mr. Peter F. Croker as Rapporteur, also by acclamation.
We have expressed our agreement with the need to reform the Charter of the United Nations in order to achieve this objective and others, provided such reform is based on the principles of democracy and equitable geographic participation.
The present Government of Suriname takes the position that the countries of the Caribbean and Latin America should be included in any agreed expansion of the Council, within the context of the principles of equitable geographic distribution and the sovereign equality of States.
In order to ensure an equitable geographic distribution among the officers,
The panel of government experts, to be established in 2006 on the basis of equitable geographic distribution, will be entrusted with further exploring the work of the Commission and its sixteen principles of verification.
is designed to move ahead so that the General Assembly can pronounce on the need to achieve equitable geographic representation.
recruitment from underrepresented and unrepresented member states and call upon the Secretary-General to work towards achieving equitable geographic representation.
However, Africa accounts for only a small share of CDM projects and countries have therefore called for equitable geographic distribution of CDM projects, particularly to expand the number of projects in Africa.
This process must be carried out on the basis of respect for the principles enshrined in the aforementioned recommendations, which guarantee the full transparency of the process and an equitable geographic participation in all activities of the process.
The expansion must be broad enough to be representative of the present membership; it must also be balanced, based on equitable geographic criteria and, most important, in accord with the criteria set out in Article 23 of the Charter.
The Secretary recalled that the principle of equitable geographic distribution was applicable to the Secretariat as a whole rather than per organizational unit and, moreover, that such issues fell under the purview of the Fifth Committee of the General Assembly and the Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions.
Report of the Secretary-General on improvement of equitable geographic representation in the United Nations Secretariat(General Assembly resolution 57/305, para. 29), to include the development of a more robust capability in the Office of Human Resources Management to enable it to reduce the level of underrepresentation and the number of unrepresented Member States(A/59/264).