Примеры использования Legitimacy and accountability на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This raises numerous questions,including in respect of legitimacy and accountability.
Panel discussion on"Creating credibility: Legitimacy and accountability for transnational civil society" organized by the United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Service UN-NGLS.
The functions of government are being redefined and its organization, legitimacy and accountability are being seriously reviewed.
One of the commentators emphasized that consensus-building and enhanced communication with other Member States would enhance the legitimacy and accountability of the Council.
Which safeguards should be in place to ensure legitimacy and accountability of informal police-to-police cooperation?
Each had its comparative advantage, but over the long term, the latter would have to succeed if the Afghan State was to retain legitimacy and accountability.
Principles of equity, transparency,inclusiveness, legitimacy and accountability underscore all social determinants' action.
The critical elements of effective regulation included:(a) transparency;(b) consistency and predictability of decisions;(c) independence; and(d)credibility, legitimacy and accountability.
If it is to meet those conditions-- efficiency, legitimacy and accountability-- the reform of the Security Council must be a product of broad intergovernmental negotiation in which the current deficiencies of the system and of the collective strategies to address threats are clearly exposed.
In this connection, my delegation welcomes his engagement in facilitating the process and looks forward to working with him to enhance the legitimacy and accountability of our Council, making it more representative, efficient and transparent.
As the main organ entrusted with the primary responsibility of maintaining international peace and security, the Security Council must be restructured in such a way that it will be able to perform its duties effectively,while also ensuring its legitimacy and accountability.
The objectives of the Working Group on ICT Policy and Governance are to promote transparency, legitimacy and accountability of international governance processesand outcomes related to ICT and to enhance developing countries' participation in ICT policy forums.
The meaningful involvement of and cooperation between State and civil society actors, with particular attention to the situation and representation of groups that are discriminated against and/or excluded,is key to ensuring the relevance of programmes as well as greater transparency, legitimacy and accountability.
This may cause developing country stakeholders to question the legitimacy and accountability of international governance processesand outcomes related to ICT and impede both developed and developing countries in achieving their national and international ICT initiatives.
Though regional organizations and coalitions of the willing have credibly shown their readiness to take on responsibilities in the maintenance of international peace and security, the United Nations continues to provide the indispensable political, legal and institutional links to ensure the acceptance, legitimacy and accountability of their respective efforts.
Against that background, the report presented a set of recommendations aimed at:(a) involving CSOs in all stages of elaboration of technical cooperation programmes,especially at the community level;(b) establishing their legitimacy and accountability;(c) proposing flexible guidelines to govern the partnership, including focal points;(d) training and empowering CSOs and strengthening their organizational structures, including through the participation of women.
Similarly, market actors(firms, business associations, investors) may stress pragmatic and performance legitimacy criteria,whereas social and environmental groups may judge legitimacy on the grounds of environmental and social integrity and prioritize procedural legitimacy and accountability to wider communities.
Supporting effective cooperation with civil society to improve the transparency, accountability, legitimacy and performance of democratic Governments;
Reciprocally, municipalities offer non-governmental organizations the legitimacy and local accountability they may lack, as well as the means to extend project activities beyond isolated communities.
However, the long-standing debate around the legitimacy, transparency and accountability of civil society actors may constitute an obstacle in this regard.
Fifthly, in addition to strengthening the efficiency of institutions, the terms of reference must also seek to strengthen their legitimacy, transparency and accountability.
It is essential, therefore, to make it more efficient, a task that can be achieved, in our view,by improving its representativeness, legitimacy, transparency and accountability.
It is not a question of whether there is justification for reforming the Council butof how best to do so in order to enhance its legitimacy, effectiveness and accountability.
At the same time,we must bear in mind that the questions of the Council's legitimacy and its accountability to the United Nations membership as a whole depend to a large extent on measures other than enlargement only.
At the same time, the acquisition, storage, use and international transfer of operational data give rise to questions of the legitimacy, transparency and accountability of law enforcement actions.
The expansion will add to the Council's legitimacy and ultimately to its accountability. .
In the context of the recent helplessness of the Fund in performing within the original scope of surveillance duties,there are doubts about the legitimacy, accountability and effectiveness of this arrangement.
Key concerns addressed in the process- as discussed in detail in the first report- are political legitimacy, accountability and transparency; freedom of associationand participation; a fair and reliable judiciary; bureaucratic accountability; freedom of information and expression; effective and efficient public sector management; and interaction with organizations of civil society.
Democratic political institutions ensuring legitimacy, accountability and transparency;