Examples of using Transparent and inclusive process in English and their translations into French
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Mr. President, we also endorse your commitment to conduct an open, transparent and inclusive process of preparations for the summit.
The President of the Committee reiterated that non-governmental organizations should be included in regional meetings in an open, transparent and inclusive process.
ambitious goals, through a transparent and inclusive process in the UN.
Promoting a transparent and inclusive process of negotiation within the Council, including on the appointment of the chairs of the subsidiary bodies.
New Zealand strongly believes that the follow-up to the Conference must be a transparent and inclusive process if it is to be effective.
allow for a more transparent and inclusive process.
Jamaica looks forward to a transparent and inclusive process to provide our Organization with a new Secretary-General who enjoys the confidence of the full membership.
Algeria is ready to work constructively for substantive progress in the intergovernmental negotiations within a transparent and inclusive process and in a spirit of consensus-reaching.
The NPM should be identified by an open, transparent and inclusive process which involves a wide range of stakeholders, including civil society.
Outcome of Standard Setting: This core activity is to develop harmonized international standards through a transparent and inclusive process to meet the needs of CPs.
appointed by gaining the widest possible support of the entire United Nations membership through a transparent and inclusive process.
be through a dynamic, effective, transparent and inclusive process.
which seeks to reflect the views expressed to us by Member States, based on an extensive, open, transparent and inclusive process.
it has been possible to conduct an open, transparent and inclusive process.
A proposal for an open, transparent and inclusive process for the ongoing review and updating of the Toolkit,
A transparent and inclusive process of communication for development required effective freedom-of-information laws,
which should be considered an initial step towards building a truly transparent and inclusive process for the future.
If not possible, a much less transparent and inclusive process is a large-enough green room negotiating process, in which all the coordinators
I am in full support of a transparent and inclusive process.
The honouring by the Government of its commitment to enable an environment conducive to the national dialogue would constitute a key step towards achieving a credible, transparent and inclusive process.