Examples of using Non-permanent in English and their translations into Arabic
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Because the non-permanent members of the Security Council represent their respective regional groups, they should keep
The addition of three non-permanent seats would broaden participation further,
Surely such an increase in the non-permanent category would not be reflective of the United Nations membership.
Belarus continues to favour the granting of an additional seat in the category of non-permanent member in a new expanded Council to the Eastern European regional group.
Additionally, the proposal for the creation of new non-permanent seats as well as an intermediate category requires,
But instead“wide support” was received for an increase in non-permanent seats in case of no agreement on the increase of other categories of membership.
As a non-permanent member of the Security Council, Japan will continue to work actively in order to contribute to this process.
An expansion in the non-permanent category would therefore require enhanced participation from all geographic regions.
An increase in the number of non-permanent members of the Security Council should restore the principle of equitable geographic allocation of seats for all regional groups.
And by having to stand for election to the Council, non-permanent members provide a particular measure of accountability.
In this regard we welcome the readiness of some non-permanent members to seek our views on regional issues coming before the Council.
In the Security Council, Costa Rica, in its present capacity as a non-permanent member, has given its full support to the reports of the Agency, and will continue to do so.
The five outgoing non-permanent members are the following: Austria, Japan, Mexico, Turkey and Uganda.
The applicant must fulfill the conditions mentioned in the website under the"Non-Permanent Specialty Doctors Training" list.
The Charter of the United Nations sets out, in Article 23, the criteria for the election of Member States as non-permanent members of the Security Council.
Decides to conduct the elections of the non-permanent members of the Security Council and the members of the Economic and Social Council about six months before the elected members assume their responsibilities, beginning at the seventieth session;
Pakistan would thus like strongly to advocate an increase in the category of non-permanent members that would proportionately reflect the increase in the general membership of the United Nations, particularly the large number of small and medium-sized States.
At its 20th plenary meeting, on 27 September 2002, the General Assembly elected Angola, Chile, Germany, Pakistan and Spain as non-permanent members of the Security Council for a term of two years beginning on 1 January 2003.
This is indeed a useful document, and I very much appreciate the enhanced monthly assessments made by the former Presidents, particularly the detailed assessments of the work of the Council made by the non-permanent members during their tenures.
not reduce the possibility of the election and participation in the work of the Security Council of other States, from all regional groups, as non-permanent members.