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Its composition must better reflect the world of today.
For the Security Council to be legitimate and representative, it must better reflect our contemporary world.
The Security Council must better reflect the contemporary world, not that of 1945.
For the Security Council to remain legitimate, representative and relevant,its composition must better reflect the world of today.
The Security Council must better reflect the current world situation.
Policies must better reflect the importance of the agriculture and rural economy in protracted crises.
The composition of the Security Council must better reflect the current geopolitical reality.
The Council must better reflect political and economic realities in a rapidly changing world.
To achieve this objective, the composition of the Council must better reflect the realities of today's world.
A reformed Security Council must better reflect geopolitical realities and be more representative, with its authority and legitimacy strengthened.
The Organization's approaches to peacekeeping must better reflect the multifaceted nature of United Nations action in countries affected by war.
It must better reflect the geopolitical realities of the twenty-first century, which are fundamentally different from those that prevailed at the time of the creation of the Organization.
In particular, the Council must better reflect the Organization's current membership, and it must conduct its deliberations with greater transparency.
Its membership must better reflect the new realities of our world by providing a greater place for the developing countries and by being more equitably representative.
The composition of the Security Council must better reflect the changes that have taken place in the international context since its creation, and developing countries must have a greater role to play.
The Council's powers, membership and composition must better reflect the demographic, economic and political realities of today's world if the Council is to slow the erosion of legitimacy it is suffering from because of its exclusion of vast numbers of peoples, States and economic classes.
To be effective, it must be changed to better reflect the realities of today's world.
For that purpose, the Council must improve its representation to better reflect today's world.
To that end, the Security Council must improve its representation to better reflect today's world.
A reformed Council needs to better reflect geopolitical realities and must be more representative, with its authority and legitimacy strengthened.
It must enlarge the Security Council to better reflect the realities of membership since 1965 as well as the geopolitical changes in the global environment.
In addition, the Security Council must become more representative in order to better reflect today's world.
While generally pleased with the statistical base used in the report, delegations pointed out that nationally andinternationally compiled data must be compatible, which would better reflect realities on the ground and avoid negatively portraying countries.
Our position is, I believe, well known: the Council must be made more representative and should better reflect changes in political and economic realities.
The scale methodology must be refined, however, to better reflect real capacity to pay.
We all agree that the Security Council must improve its representativeness to better reflect today's world.
The framework by which the Security Council can support the protection of civilians must now be updated to better reflect this new environment and the United Nations capacity to respond.
However, their failure to address the prohibition of torture andother forms of ill-treatment was one important indication that the Rules must be reviewed to better reflect recent advances in correctional science and best practices.
The human rights principle of nondiscrimination must be better reflected in State policies and practices, tailored to fit indigenous peoples' cultures rather than the other way around. Ninety per cent of the world's research budget on health issues was spent on diseases afflicting only 10 per cent of the world's population, a situation that needed to be addressed.