Примеры использования Greater voice на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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When poor and excluded individuals and groups become legally empowered,they gain greater voice, protection and opportunities.
They acquire a greater voice in decision-making at all levels, starting with the household and extending to the economic and political domains.
Some delegates emphasized that the new system should ensure greater voice and representation for emerging and developing countries.
Some participants emphasized that a reshaping of global economic governance was necessary to reflect evolving economic realities and a greater voice of developing countries.
It is crucial that the institutions created at Bretton Woods afford a greater voice and role to and provide for the effective participation of developing countries.
Greater voice and participation of the developing countries in the international financial institutions and other standard-setting bodies on a basis of equity is essential to sustain pro-poor economic growth.
Major developed countries have acknowledged the need for rebalancing global forums to give greater voice to developing countries in global governance.
Others said that developing countries needed a greater voice in the Bretton Woods institutions, and that the United Nations, in particular the General Assembly, should strengthen its role in global governance.
It is essential for the international community that the present crisis be resolved in a way that will give greater voice to those forces wishing to move ahead with the peace agreement.
Greater voice and involvement of developing countries, including the least developed countries, in the international economic and financial decision-making processes was essential for a transparent and democratic international financial architecture.
Thus, it is imperative that developing countries could have a greater voice and participation in the major institutions, which coordinate policies at the international level.
Lunalilo was more popular, partly because he was a higher-ranking chief than Kalākaua andwas the immediate cousin of Kamehameha V. Lunalilo was also the more liberal of the two-he promised to amend the constitution to give the people a greater voice in the government.
As stated in the Monterrey Consensus,developing countries need to have a greater voice in relevant decision-making processes as well as in the formulation of global standards, codes and rules.
Before concluding, I must emphasize our position in favour of expanding the reform model of global governance by the United Nations, allowing,among the many benefits, small States to have a greater voice in the decision-making process of the international system.
He called for better cooperation from multilateral institutions, greater voice and participation of developing countries in the Bretton Woods institutions and more effective macroeconomic policy coordination.
At the same time, it is necessary to bring development issues, which are now largely the purview of multilateral financial institutions, more fully within the ambit of the United Nations, particularly the Economic and Social Council,where developing countries can have a greater voice on matters pertaining to their welfare.
Experience from regional andsubregional development banks suggests that they can allow a far greater voice to developing-country borrowers, and also a greater sense of ownership and control.
For example, when women have a greater voice and participation in public administration, public resources are more likely to be allocated towards investments in human development priorities, including child health, nutrition and access to employment Chattopadhyay and Duflo, 2004.
And so we agreed with the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Trinidad and Tobago when he said that the smallness of a country is not a deterrent to the realization of big dreams(see A/66/PV.27), andwith the Prime Minister of Cape Verde, who told us that small States must have a greater voice in international decision-making see A/66/PV.23.
The reform being envisaged in the international financial institutions should give a greater voice in global decision-making to emerging economies and to small developing economies, which had borne the brunt of the fallout from the global crisis.
This must also involve monitoring the extent to which developed countries are demonstrating shared responsibility by fulfilling their commitments and obligations, especially in reaching the agreed target of official development assistance through provision of additional financial resources, transfer of technologies, debt relief,market access and movement towards a greater voice for the developing countries in international, monetary and trade institutions.
He said the Bretton Woods institutions must be reformed so thatdeveloping countries could have a greater voice in shaping their destiny and welcomed the positive response of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to the call for reform.
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