| Bulgaria was elected a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council on Monday. |
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| In addition, the continent, according to the Sirte proposal, will have five non-permanent African seats. |
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| Christo focused on the design of monumental, non-permanent installations for public spaces. |
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| No lasting damage would be done to the land, as any structures used are strictly non-permanent. |
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| Tailor's tacks, stickers, chalk or non-permanent markers are the best tools for marking. |
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| I'm not sure how the story ended, but I hope they all made it out with minimal, or should I say, non-permanent damage. |
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| I've found that felt tip pens or magic markers are excellent for 'tattooing' non-permanent symbols on skin for specific rituals. |
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| Indeed, it is a tremendous privilege for us to take part in the work of the Security Council as one of the non-permanent African members. |
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| A new category of non-permanent staff needs to be established, namely that of contract staff. |
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| The ten non-permanent members, who serve on a rotating basis, are mostly against a war. |
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| It's a densely populated city, and the people are extremely vulnerable, many living in non-permanent structures. |
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| The move was intended to show reluctant allies that there is sufficient support among the 10 non-permanent members. |
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| In the UK, foreign nationals are twice as likely as UK-born academics to work in non-permanent posts. |
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| The potential of non-permanent solutions has begun to be realised in conservation planning too. |
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| The Forum may constitute non-permanent working structures by decision of the Bureau. |
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| It was drafted by a working group to which Peru, then a non-permanent member of the Council, contributed. |
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| A larger number of non-permanent members would increase the possibilities for small countries to participate in the work of the organ. |
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| Shareholders' capital for 2007 was reprocessed for the non-permanent effects of retirement and insurance commitments. |
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| Another suggestion was for a non-permanent art and crafts market concentrating on local goods until something more permanent becomes economically viable. |
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| Finally, the reform must clearly distinguish between the core tasks which must be carried out by civil servants and other tasks which can partly be carried out by external or non-permanent staff. |
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| Vietnam has been a non-permanent member of the Security Council since January 2007, and in October will hold its rotating presidency for the second and last time of its two-year stint. |
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| Most of the non-permanent members at any given time are parties. |
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| These non-permanent bodies consist of one or three persons who are appointed by the Minister on the recommendation of the Chairperson of the Board to assist the parties by making recommendations for settlement. |
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| The low energy consumption, low speed of the fan and its non-permanent working provide the hybrid ventilation real advantages of easy maintenance, energy sobriety, acoustics, airflow performances and reliability. |
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| With five permanent members and 10 elected non-permanent members, the composition of the Security Council is like that of no other institution within the United Nations system. |
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| Nonetheless, several speakers maintained that there is rarely a situation where there is a confrontational mode between permanent and non-permanent members. |
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| Take a look at our full range of permanent and non-permanent career opportunities that give you the hands-on, practical experience that you need to succeed in the telecommunications and Internet industry. |
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| Being a parent who works full time to raise more than one child or adolescent is stressful, as is moving, non-permanent housing and social isolation. |
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| The highly-significant correlation between actual and judged landmark permanence suggests that participants were able to identify non-permanent landmarks. |
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| Four groups were selected to fit out the stadiums with non-permanent items known as overlays. |
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| I call upon the Assembly to complete this task during the sixty-fourth session and come to agreement on increases in both the permanent and non-permanent membership of the Council. |
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