Примеры использования Be more democratic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But it must also be more democratic.
Let us be more democratic, consistent and responsible in doing our homework on the subject of«democracy».
Possibly, our elections can often be more democratic than in other countries.
Secondly, we believe that the total representation of countries from all regions in the Security Council could and should be more democratic in nature.
It must be more democratic in character.
Council reform should be undertaken on the basis of the principle of equal sovereignty among States andthe Council should be more democratic, transparent and accountable.
The Security Council must be more democratic, transparent and representative.
The long-awaited reform of the Security Council must be pursued in transparency so thata renewed United Nations can be more democratic and more representative of today's world.
International trade andfinancial institutions should be more democratic, giving developing countries a greater say in WTO and the Bretton Woods institutions.
Without a clear and active policy from Washington, Brussels and Berlin, it is impossible to imagine that in6 years of Putin's 4th term, the Eastern European region will be more democratic and more developed than it is today.
Furthermore, decision-making at the international level should be more democratic and participatory to give developing countries a greater voice.
Our Organization must itself be more democratic and less prone to politicizing human rights, and it must have the resources it requires to carry out its mandates, nearly all of which, if not all, directly deal with and affect human rights.
We are convinced that only with an adequate and balanced representation of all the world's regions will the Security Council be more democratic and, consequently, more effective in the formulation and implementation of its decisions.
An expanded Security Council must be more democratic and transparent. Its membership must include developing countries, while maintaining geographic balance and representation.
On the contrary, if we aspire to specific results to that end, we must focus on achievingthe broadest possible consensus, making possible a true reform of the Security Council so that it can be more democratic, inclusive and transparent.
As we pointed out at the beginning,the Security Council must be more democratic, representative, equitable, transparent and in keeping with the realities of the day.
It should be more democratic in its representation, more reflective of modern-day geopolitical realities and more timely and effective in delivering on the outcomes of its many international conferences, summits and agreements, including, of course, the Millennium Declaration.
On the whole,we believe the reformed Council should be more democratic, more transparent,more representative and more accountable than it is at present.
Here I would like to reiterate that the Sudan is in accord with the African position included in the Ezulwini document on the issue of reforming the modus operandi andrules of procedure of the United Nations so that it can be more democratic, transparent, express equitable geographic representation of the world's continents and reflect the developments that the world has seen since 1945.
But Pokhmelkin is convinced that the party ought to be more democratic- like Russia's Democratic Choice, for example, which"never shied away from debate" and always managed to find a compromise acceptable to all.
In that respect, my Government would ardently wish to see a reform of the Security Council,with respect both to its mode of operation, which should be more democratic, and to its membership, which should better reflect the diversity that characterizes the great family of the United Nations.
With regard to an international order that should be more democratic, the Independent Expert is aware of the frequent disconnect between people and government, and the dysfunctions prevalent in many countries, both in government and within civil society itself.
It is to be hoped, therefore, that Member States,in whose interest it is that the United Nations should be more democratic, strong and effective, should determine to give it the resources necessary to permit it to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and thereby to meet the challenges that our world faces today.
We also agreed that the United Nations should be more democratic, transparent and responsive and should be the common property of all the people of the world, in whose name it was created in the first place.
With regard to an international order that should be more democratic, the Independent Expert is aware of the frequent disconnect between people and Government and the dysfunctions prevalent in many countries, both in Government and within civil society itself.
It is our position that all United Nations bodies have to be more democratic and more participatory and should be designed to reflect a reality that is now rather distant from the arrangements that were conceived in their time as being appropriate and innovative.
Obstacles to the realization of an international order that is more democratic and more equitable.
IV. Obstacles to the realization of an international order that is more democratic.
IV. Obstacles to the realization of an international order that is more democratic and more equitable.
Electoral Code of Valeriy Pysarenko is more democratic than adopted Draft Law.