Примеры использования Become more democratic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Security Council must become more democratic and more transparent.
To enhance its legitimacy, the Security Council must become more democratic.
Global governance, therefore, must become more democratic, participatory and representative.
At present conditions of the global market,brands are searching for new markets and become more democratic.
Thus, the world has the potential to become more democratic and harmonious than it has ever been in history.
Malta believes that as we enter the new millennium our Organization must become more relevant;it must become more democratic.
The institution of the Public Prosecutor's Office had become more democratic and more in conformity with European standards.
We urge the Council to fulfil its primary role of promoting world peace and avoiding war,which is why it must be reformed and become more democratic.
It is clear that the Security Council must become more democratic, more consistent,more effective and more open.
My delegation's position on the issues raised in this statement is to see to it that the United Nations reviews its governance structures in order to become more democratic.
This is because it is difficult to accept that the Council will improve and become more democratic merely through the addition of new permanent members.
The United Nations will become more democratic and effective only when the General Assembly fully exercises its powers under the Charter.
According to the amendments, the purchase of real estate has become more democratic and transparent.
May international relations become more democratic, and a new, more just and equitable, political and economic order emerge!
An end to military rivalry, foreign occupation and feelings of racial superiority would be conducive to a world free of poverty and injustice,in which relationships would become more democratic, humane and stable.
For the United Nations to do so,it must reinvent itself, and become more democratic, efficient and, of course, financially stable.
If we wish the United Nations to become more democratic and more representative, we should endow the General Assembly with the power to review decisions vetoed in the Security Council, when appropriate.
In many places, parliaments also need to be reformed so that they may become more democratic, i.e., more accountable to and representative of the people.
At the Follow-up International Conference on Financing for Development to Review the Implementation of the Monterrey Consensus, held in Doha from 29 November to 2 December 2008,Member States agreed that the Bretton Woods institutions must be comprehensively reformed so that they become more democratic and more responsive to current and future challenges.
We continue to believe that the Council must become more democratic, more representative, more accountable and more effective in accordance with the provisions of the Charter.
As we enter the next phase of the review exercise,it is the view of my Government that in any event several key issues regarding our existing status will have to be seriously addressed if our relationship with Her Majesty's Government is to mature, become more democratic and achieve the level of democratic governance that we seek.
In particular, the Security Council should be reformed to become more democratic and accountable in order to fulfil its mandate of maintaining international peace and security.
We support the idea of enlarging both categories of members-- permanent and non-permanent-- and believe that due recognition should be given to improving the Council's working procedures and decision-making process,so that it can become more democratic, representative, and transparent and be better prepared to face the security challenges of the twenty-first century.
For this reason, the United Nations must also change and become more democratic, to become the genuine vehicle for development and peace which humanity needs if it is to survive.
Therefore, we believe that the General Assembly must increasingly reflect the opinions of our peoples and become more democratic through direct links to the institutional realities of its Member States.
In order for IMF and the World Bank to become more democratic, they should increase the voice and participation of the developing countries in international economic decision-making.
Instead of becoming more democratic, the United Nations has become more elitist.
Indeed, the Council should be reformed so that it becomes more democratic, transparent and responsive to the challenges of the twenty-first century.
Thirdly, the project organization becomes more democratic and international, more and more countries are included in the sample.
Rather than becoming more democratic, in recent years the elitism of the United Nations has become more pronounced.