Примеры использования To reform the council на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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While one speaker argued that the relationship between the organs could be balanced by exercising the Assembly's authority to reform the Council, another emphatically argued that the urge to push through institutional reform at any cost should be resisted.
For one thing, there is now general acceptance of the need to reform the Council in order to make it more responsive, equitably representative
We firmly believe that any decision to reform the Council in terms of the size,
Efforts to reform the Council must take into account the fact that internal conflicts make up almost the entire agenda of the Council,
Our only hope is, through our collective wisdom, to reform the Council in such a way that allows it better to fulfil its mandate in the future,
geographical balance should be the guiding philosophy in our endeavour to reform the Council, which we believe needs to happen with the broadest possible agreement.
Therefore, it is essential that efforts be exerted to reform the Council so that it can adequately reflect political realities
rest on a bedrock of consensus, so must we ensure that our decision to reform the Council itself rests on that same foundation.
Therefore, we should patiently pursue our efforts to reform the Council, the body charged with the maintenance of international peace
Today's realities prove once again the urgency of the need for the international community to reform the Council, which lacks democracy
We believe in the imperative need to reform the Council and expand the membership in its two categories, permanent
My delegation therefore believes that the efforts to reform the Council should proceed from the principles of the United Nations Charter, most important among
Can more be done to reform the Council, to ensure that, when it sounds alarm bells,
Any measure to reform the Council, including the expansion of its membership,
It is therefore anticipated that any measures undertaken to reform the Council should include those that would enable Member States to make contributions in respect of vital issues under consideration when the Council is taking decisions on matters affecting them.
All of these working groups have deployed tireless efforts to reform the Council in the area of the permanent
new threats to international peace and security, the significant role of the Security Council and the need to reform the Council so that it reflects today's global realities have never been more relevant.
Its objective is not to reform the Council, but simply to submit five years of this body's functioning to review,