Примеры использования Must become more на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Development must become more inclusive.
To enhance its legitimacy, the Security Council must become more democratic.
It must become more grounded in reality.
The United Nations must become more efficient.
Resources must become more stable and predictable, free from conditionality and untied.
It is indisputable that the Council must become more representative.
The Council must become more responsive and transparent.
The international legal framework for combating terrorism must become more vigorous and effective.
To survive, he must become more than a man, more than a gladiator.
Malta believes that as we enter the new millennium our Organization must become more relevant; it must become more democratic.
They must become more rational and fair and be targeted against poverty and underdevelopment.
The purchasing system must become more transparent and fairer.
It must become more efficient and more effective, adapting to the changing circumstances of our times.
The United Nations as an Organization must become more efficient, effective and representative.
It must become more open and more democratic, which requires an overhaul of the Charter, inter alia to ensure more equitable representation of its Members in the Security Council.
This is a unique method, but it must become more affordable", says Sofia's daughter Anita.
Its composition must become more equitable and representative and allow for a better political balance.
For that, the structure of the economy needs to be changed: it must become more innovative and depend less on outside conditions.
The African countries must become more attractive so as to be better prepared for the task of creating greater added value.
In order to restore the confidence of the citizens to whom they are accountable,institutions must become more accessible, responsive and reflective of the total community.
The Security Council must become more representative, more effective and more transparent.
We share the Secretary-General's view that this central steering organ of the international community must become more representative, legitimate and effective, also involving the developing countries.
However, education systems must become more flexible in view of the cross cutting nature of education for sustainable development.
Challenges remained in the area of fiscal policy, which must become more flexible, and there was a need to develop a capital market.
The international business community must become more actively involved in poverty reduction efforts through increased foreign direct investment(FDI) to developing countries, particularly the least developed countries in sub-Saharan Africa; the prevention of systemic capital market instability; the development of ethical trade and business principles; and practices that were in conformity with the standards of the International Labour Organization ILO.
The Security Council must become more democratic and more transparent.
The United Nations must become more efficient and more effective.
Global governance, therefore, must become more democratic, participatory and representative.
Finally, the Organization must become more effective, efficient and accessible to the world's people.
Surviving enterprises must become more efficient, and new enterprises must be created.