Примеры использования Need for comprehensive reform на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That only reinforced the need for comprehensive reform of the Fund.
The need for comprehensive reform in the international financial and monetary architecture has been well recognized in the wake of the economic crisis.
Kiribati fully endorses the need for comprehensive reform in the United Nations.
Emerging from our discussions on 6 December and today,there is a strong agreement among Member States that there is a need for comprehensive reform in the Organization.
As we have said, there is a need for comprehensive reform that is not limited to an increase the number of Council members.
Finally, the Philippines shares the view of many delegations about the need for comprehensive reform in the United Nations.
At the international level, there was a need for comprehensive reform towards a more equitable, participatory and development-oriented financial architecture.
We fully agree with the views expressed by both the Secretary-General andthe majority of delegations regarding the urgent need for comprehensive reform of the United Nations system, including that of the Security Council.
While we recognize the need for comprehensive reforms, we hope that the reforms of the Security Council will be completed before the year's end in order to enable it to reflect more fully the realities of the twenty-first century.
Barbara Murray(International Labour Organization(ILO))discussed the need for comprehensive reforms to ensure accessible labour markets.
Reiterate our stand regarding the need for comprehensive reform of the United Nations system, especially the democratization of international decision-making instances, particularly the Security Council.
As the President of my country, Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga, stated at the last general debate of the General Assembly,Sri Lanka recognizes the need for comprehensive reform of the United Nations to render it more responsive to the needs and aspirations of all its Member States.
The need for comprehensive reform of the criminal justice system in order to offer a wide range of measures avoiding the deprivation of liberty is therefore a common conclusion arrived at in the Special Rapporteur's country reports.
The global financial and economic crisis had demonstrated the need for comprehensive reform to achieve a more equitable, coherent, participatory and development-oriented financial architecture.
The need for comprehensive reform had been highlighted by events at the main part of the sixty-second session, in particular the Secretary-General's decision to utilize a single-source contract without competitive bidding in the context of UNAMID.
OBJECTIVES OF THE REFORMS Based on the problem analysisin the previous paragraphs, there is a need for comprehensive reforms in order to improve the water management efficiency, effectiveness and quality.
They discussed the need for comprehensive reform within the United Nations system of human rights fact-finding and the need for the establishment of guidelines to ensure that such commissions are fair, objective and independent.
Mexico has participated in the process of intergovernmental negotiations, convinced of the need for comprehensive reform to improve the Council's representativeness, transparency, democracy and accountability.
We therefore reiterate the need for comprehensive reform of the international monetary and financial system to focus on development efforts, with a view to ensuring the more inclusive participation of developing countries and emerging economies, while also producing greater policy coherence at the global level.
At the international level, the recent world financial andeconomic crisis had highlighted the need for comprehensive reform towards a more equitable, coherent, participatory and development-oriented international financial architecture.
In Africa, the need for comprehensive reform of the judicial system calls for an extensive comparison of common law principles with those of francophone countries; the merger of modern and customary laws and their incorporation into a uniform and comprehensive legal system; and the conceptualization and promulgation of judicial norms that can serve not as constraining rules but rather as flexible guidelines and reference standards.
At the international level, the recent world financial andeconomic crisis had highlighted the need for comprehensive reform towards a more equitable, coherent, participatory and development-oriented international financial architecture.
The Ministers stressed the urgent need for comprehensive reform of the international financial architecture towards enhancing the voice and participation of developing countries and welcomed the Memorandum of Understanding between the Chairman of G-77 and the Chairman of G-24 signed in Singapore on 14 September 2006 regarding, inter alia, the need for the effective voice, representation and participation of developing countries in the international decision making process, in particular in the international financial institutions.
Another key challenge in some regions is the need for comprehensive reform strategies for juvenile justice and a clear allocation of responsibilities among the judiciary, police and social services.
The preamble to the decree establishes the need for comprehensive reform of the educational system in Paraguay, having previously undertaken a general analytic and diagnostic study, proposing defined alternatives to correct shortcomings.
The attention of the Commission was drawn to the importance of and need for comprehensive reform in the education of children, including the positive use of modern communication technology, with a view to forestalling the"pollution of the human environment.
The United Nations Millennium Declaration advocates the need for comprehensive reforms across a wide range of areas and should be implemented in a coordinated manner, with human development as the motivating force for global stability, security and prosperity.
The Council also underlined the need for comprehensive security sector reform, including improved border security, to address arms proliferation.
It welcomed Ireland's intention to convene a constitutional convention to consider the need for comprehensive constitutional reform, including consideration of the need for strengthening children and women's rights.
CARICOM firmly rejects any notions of partial, interim or intermediate approaches to Security Council reform, which fail to address the compelling need for comprehensive Council reform and ignore contemporary global realities.