Examples of using Permanent seats in English and their translations into Spanish
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a clear understanding regarding what permanent seats would mean and entail for the continent.
Japan to occupy permanent seats on the Council should be accommodated.
Malaysia is also sympathetic to the concept of permanent regional representation in the absence of clear and undisputed candidates for future permanent seats allocated to certain regions.
balanced geographical representation wherein permanent seats are allocated to each of the developing regions of Africa,
These new permanent seats should be allocated with the aim of having the Security Council better reflect present political
which calls for Africa to have two permanent seats with the same powers
We do not think either that there should be permanent seats by virtue of any criterion,
creating new permanent seats, establishing a category of semi-permanent seats,
We also call for giving priority to the allocation of permanent seats to those States that have demonstrated their commitment to the maintenance of international peace and security-- States which will be elected by other Member States in the General Assembly.
Nevertheless, the strong competition among each of these continents for the proposed new permanent seats, the question of rotation
However, any increase in the number of permanent seats should not reduce the possibility of the election
The permanent seats are the result of a special situation existing after the Second World War,
In case the African Union wants more than two countries to occupy its two permanent seats-- that is, to opt for
new national permanent seats and non-permanent seats that have longer terms.
We do not quite see how perpetuating a reality dating back to 1945 by keeping the number of permanent seats unchanged can improve the Council's ability to respond more effectively to the challenges of the twenty-first century.
Therefore we endorse allocation of two new permanent seats each to the regions of Africa
the Caribbean each deserve to be allocated at least two permanent seats on the Security Council,
Council to 26 seats. It claims for itself two permanent seats with the same prerogatives
The claim of the African continent to at least two permanent seats should be adequately addressed, not only because the region is not currently represented at all, but also because it
It is not a question of increasing the number of privileged countries with permanent seats, which itself was an anomaly of the Organization's origins;