Примеры использования Any reform на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Council does not need any reform.
Was any reform of those laws envisaged?
The United Nations does not accept any reform whatsoever.
Any reform is accompanied by investigative actions.
First, the state is always the chief implementer of any reform.
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Any reform needs international experience and material aid.
Said was known as a staunch conservative, andwas categorically opposed to any reform.
Any reform, however, must go beyond the question of membership.
Ms. WANG Ying(China)said that any reform might have negative and positive impacts.
Any reform of the Council, however, must strengthen its effectiveness.
Prison administration staff play a crucial role in the success of any reform policy.
Therefore, any reform needs to enjoy the broadest possible support.
The reform of the Security Council is cardinal to any reform of the United Nations.
Any reform would require a revision of the Charter of the United Nations.
We are committed to undertake any reform and take any step to achieve those goals.
Any reform of its functioning and membership must not impede this process.
We also continue to believe strongly that any reform of the Security Council must be comprehensive.
Any reform must be based on the objectives that inspired its creation.
China stresses the notion that any reform on the Council must be based on a"serious compromise.
Any reform of the machinery should not increase the number of intergovernmental meetings.
Thus Marxist intellectuals could support other non-Marxist reformists when any reform was doubtful.
An important element of any reform and its implementation will be the payment of arrears.
As any reform in the country, the pension reform should have an economic background.
In their minds, there is simply no other education model, and any reform of the education system, including updating educational content, perceived as something unacceptable.
Any reform of the electoral system will require financial support from the international community.
It will always be difficult to carry out any reform of the Security Council given the sensitivity of the issues and the competing and sometimes irreconcilable interests at stake.
Any reform of the Council will have to settle this issue with a view ultimately to abolishing the veto.
In our view, any reform of the Security Council must aim to increase both its legitimacy and its effectiveness.
Any reform of the forestry sector must involve stakeholders from across Liberian society.
Any reform process must be aimed at removing the existing imbalance and inequality in the membership of the Security Council.