Примеры использования Must be enlarged на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The scope of the project must be enlarged due to AIJ investments.
We are convinced that the Security Council must be enlarged.
Thus, its membership must be enlarged to include more key global players and developing countries.
In particular, my country believes that the Security Council must be enlarged.
In particular, the Security Council must be enlarged and made more democratic and representative of today's world.
If catch hooks are used, then the width of the cut-out must be enlarged by 91 mm.
Membership of the Security Council must be enlarged to reflect the realities of the present time and to enhance its effectiveness and legitimacy.
The international community of market-based democracies must be enlarged and strengthened.
The membership of the Security Council must be enlarged to reflect the realities of the present time and to enhance its representative role and effectiveness.
It is clear, therefore,that the number of elected members of the Security Council must be enlarged.
We did so because we think this Conference must be enlarged- it has become a necessity.
Membership of the Council must be enlarged in both categories to reflect the realities of the present time and to enhance the Council's effectiveness and legitimacy.
In the interests of developing countries above all, we are convinced that the Council must be enlarged in both categories.
The membership of the Security Council must be enlarged to reflect the realities of the present time and to enhance the Council's effectiveness and legitimacy.
From the outset, France has maintained that, in order to achieve that aim,the Security Council must be enlarged in both categories of membership: permanent and non-permanent.
The cross section must be enlarged at certain points in long two-way tunnels to permit U-turns, at least for passenger cars RP.
In step with the growth in membership of the Organization, the Council must be enlarged to reflect the pressing need for equitable representation.
The Security Council must be enlarged, with due attention paid to representation of the developing countries, in keeping with the principle of the equality of all Member States.
That agreement will not exist until we accept that the Security Council's non-permanent membership must be enlarged and that the veto should be, at the very least, restricted.
We consider that the Security Council must be enlarged, as Venezuela's President Rafael Caldera affirmed when he addressed the Assembly on 24 September last during the general debate.
As we have stated in the past, that critically important body,which has the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security, must be enlarged and restructured so that it can enjoy the support and confidence of the international community.
The Council must be enlarged both in its permanent membership, to take account of the industrialized and the developing worlds, and in its non-permanent membership, to allow for more frequent participation by interested States.
Their assessment of the facility andof the many requirements within the Centre indicated that the scope of engineering support must be enlarged to correct the deficiencies of the initial renovation and to engage in other projects to complete the facility.
Essentially, the Council must be enlarged to enhance its credibility and at the same time to reflect the universal character of the United Nations; this would remove the imbalances that characterize the present composition of the Council.
San Marino, which had the opportunity to participate actively in the Working Group on the reform of the Security Council, has paid particular attention to the statements made during yesterday's and today's debates, and we have noted an almost total consensusin three major areas: the Security Council must be enlarged; it must be made more democratic, with particular focus upon transparency and accountability; and it must reflect global political realities, old and new.
The Security Council, in particular, must be enlarged and made more democratic and representative of current day reality.
These are, first, that the Security Council must be enlarged; secondly, that two principles should govern that enlargement- that it be made more representative of the overall membership of the United Nations, and that it not be enlarged to a number of members that would reduce its working efficiency, simply because of the size to which it had grown; and, thirdly, that in the forthcoming expansion of the Council the present five permanent members will remain permanent members.
Let me also reaffirm Slovenia's belief that the Security Council must be enlarged to include representation for the countries that have the most responsibility for maintaining international peace and security.
It has been my Government's consistent position that the number of veto-holders must not be enlarged.
But these efforts must be continued, sustained and enlarged.