Examples of using Reforms should in English and their translations into Chinese
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Reforms should give full expression to the changes in the world economy and give the developing countries more of a say in world economic affairs.
Another speaker said that reforms should be introduced gradually, after the role of the Government in the UNDAF process had been clarified.
He stresses that China's supply-side reforms should focus on innovation to improve quality and efficiency on the production line.
(a) Criminal justice reforms should include all relevant parts of the domestic criminal justice system and be as integrated and comprehensive as possible;
Reforms should ensure that the economic, legal, social and political empowerment of women and girls contributes to the shifting of norms that condone such violence.
It was noted that international financial and monetary reforms should tackle the problem of capital inflows from developed countries to developing countries.
These reforms should help improve the quality and accountability of defence counsel as well as enabling the Tribunal to keep better informed about the concerns of the defence bar.
In 2019, structural economic reforms should support gold demand for jewellery, technology and long-term savings.
These reforms should help to improve the quality and accountability of defence counsel as well as enabling the Tribunal to stay better informed about the concerns of the defence bar.
These reforms should include a restructuring of the Security Council, which no longer reflects modern realities of global power, and the Human Rights Commission.
Arab governments- and many Westerners- claimed that privatization and other economic reforms should be given priority over political change.
Reforms should be in the interest of multilateralism, and enhance UN' s authority and efficiency, as well as its capacity to deal with new threats and challenges.
At the same time, we consider it necessary to underline the fact that such reforms should be carefully calibrated and balanced.
Such reforms should reflect current realities and ensure the full participation of emerging market and other developing countries in decision-making and norm-setting forums.
These reforms should in our view encompass all well-known elements: the expansion of membership in both categories, better representation and regional equitability.
Without elaborating in detail here, such reforms should first deal with the major weaknesses in the regulation and supervision of the international financial system.
While there were varying points of emphasis, there was general agreement that these reforms should enable UNHCR to respond in a more effective and flexible manner.
The United Nations reforms should take into consideration the representation of the Muslim world and the realities of the contemporary world.
Such reforms should be initiated, formulated and implemented by the debtor States themselves, if they deem appropriate, in pursuance of an independent process of national development.
Human rights reforms should start by revoking security legislation restricting the full exercise of basic human rights, and the administration of justice should be revised to restore respect for due process rights.