Примеры использования Our multilateral institutions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We must develop and enhance our multilateral institutions.
To function efficiently, our multilateral institutions need leaders and representatives of States who share basic approaches established on the core belief in the unique dignity of each human being.
In this way, we can open the door to action for much-needed renewal of our multilateral institutions.
We can no longer take it for granted that our multilateral institutions are strong enough to cope with all of the challenges facing them.
And that to promote progress in all three, we also need to reinvigorate our multilateral institutions.
If we want our multilateral institutions to be able to counter current and emerging challenges, we cannot continue with structures that date from the Second World War and do not reflect the current and emerging global realities.
In addressing that challenge, we would propose that we first examine how our multilateral institutions function.
So we must reform and renew our multilateral institutions in line with the changing map of power, strengthen our actions on international peacebuilding, climate change and development, and promote liberal values and human rights to win the conflict of ideas.
That brings me to the matter of the much-needed reform of our multilateral institutions, which has been on the agenda for some time.
The New Zealand and Australian delegations would feel much more confident about interpreting andfacing the uncertainties evident in their anguish if our multilateral institutions were working well.
A great deal has been done over the past few years to help our multilateral institutions to effectively face these numerous challenges.
Given the far-reaching geopolitical consequences that the global economic crisis has touched off, we now have the perfect opportunity to redress the shortcomings of the exclusive club model,thereby restoring trust and confidence in our multilateral institutions.
We must have the courage to rethink the roles and mandates of all our multilateral institutions, including those of Bretton Woods.
But at a time when large sectors of international economic activities are beyond the control of States, and when the resources devoted to development and international cooperation are subject to all manner of constraint in all of our countries,we must rethink the role and mandate of all our multilateral institutions, including those of Bretton Woods.
States Members of the United Nations have an obligation to ensure that our multilateral institutions are equipped to deliver what is expected of them.
Today, while we appreciate the continuing extension throughout the world of those positive tendencies, we note as well an accumulation of negative developments that threaten to initiate a period of uncertainty andchange posing unprecedented challenges to our multilateral institutions and urgently demanding analyses and strategies to confront them.
There is overall agreement that we could make faster progress on all those issues, if our multilateral institutions better reflected contemporary realities, underlining the need for improved progress on United Nations reform.
And it has given us both wide-ranging policy recommendations andsuggestions for significant changes in our multilateral institutions, including the United Nations.
The best way to achieve this is through a collective approach to the problems that confront us; to strengthen our multilateral institutions in the United Nations system and elsewhere and build confidence in our joint ability to work through difficult times.
No one, however, will ever succeed if we obstinately hunker down in the here and now,ignoring reality and using our multilateral institutions to fling barbs and score points.
Could we focus in future special high-level meetings on a number of issues that cut across the roles of our multilateral institutions and that will help promote coherence among finance, trade, and development policies and programmes?
The events that have shaken the international community so profoundly in recent years have produced a crisis of confidence in the ability of our multilateral institutions to cope with the challenges of our time.
The Secretary-General has submitted to us an important report on the implementation of the Millennium Goals,whose conclusions deal with the critical question of strengthening our multilateral institutions, and in which the Secretary-General offers a few thoughts on the limitations that he has observed with respect to the main organs of the Organization.
This year our multilateral institution is being revisited by history and challenged by the changing international system.
The United Nations recruitment process must be directed at the country level as well,thereby ensuring that a particular country's nationals are given the opportunity to serve in our multilateral institution.
In fact, the effectiveness of our Organization would be even greater with the full participation of all Member States with a view to enhancing our multilateral institution, which needs greater democracy and transparency in fulfilling its mandate.
We need our regional and multilateral institutions.
We will improve the coherence of our policies on multilateral institutions, global funds and programmes.
Our political and economic multilateral institutions were created in a different historical period.
For that we need a growing economy, andfor a growing economy we must look to our development partners and multilateral institutions for assistance.