Examples of using More equitable representation in English and their translations into French
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in both permanent and non-permanent seats, will strengthen its capacity to contribute to the essential objectives of the maintenance of peace by providing more equitable representation of the diverse regions that compose the international community.
What we need to do now is deliberate on the modalities of how we are going to enlarge the composition of the Security Council so as to achieve more equitable representation and on the extent to which the Security Council can be democratized without sacrificing efficiency and equality.
relationship with the General Assembly and we will obtain a more equitable representation among different geographical areas.
A more equitable representation in the Security Council may be obtained by increasing the number of its members,
achieve broader participation and more equitable representation in the Council, in keeping with the principles of the sovereign equality of States
This means enhancing transparency, integration and representation within the organization so as to guarantee the full participation of all developing countries in negotiations at all stages and more equitable representation of those countries at the organization's secretariat level.
because of the increase in the membership of the United Nations- currently at 184 countries- there should be a more equitable representation in the Security Council, while at the same time we continue to abide by the provisions of paragraph 1 of Article 23 of the United Nations Charter.
the revitalization of the General Assembly, and giving the Security Council a more equitable representation.
which requires an overhaul of the Charter, inter alia to ensure more equitable representation of its Members in the Security Council.
A more equitable representation on the Security Council is a must.
More efforts must be made to achieve a more equitable representation of women.
The developing countries' quotas should be increased in pursuit of more equitable representation.
A more equitable representation of women and men at all decision-making levels is required.
More equitable representation of developing countries in the Bretton Woods institutions,
ensuring more equitable representation.
More equitable representation on the Council would better reflect the world as it is and today's United Nations.
We also believe that more equitable representation of the various geographical areas, especially the African continent,
The purpose of this initiative is to secure a more equitable representation of women and men in the National Congress.
The organization should be restructured to make it more democratic and allow for more equitable representation and influence in international affairs.
We consider it important to create conditions in which these countries enjoy more equitable representation on the main organs.