Примеры использования These reforms should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These reforms should benefit the US economy.
The necessary resources for these reforms should be made available.
These reforms should be allowed to take root and be built upon.
Questions of development are linked to questions of international security andtherefore neither of these reforms should be neglected.
These reforms should of course take place in a fair, just and balanced manner.
The outline of these reforms should result from a dialogue with professional community and civil society of the country.
For the Organization to respond more effectively to the challenges now facing the international community, these reforms should not be restricted to a single sector within the institutional structure.
These reforms should provide for the increased involvement of Ministers in areas of governance expressly reserved for the governor.
It is first and foremost necessary to emphasize that the purpose of these reforms should be to reinforce the United Nations ability to shoulder its responsibilities within the framework of the noble objectives for which it was established under the Charter, which we all have accepted and pledged to abide by.
These reforms should also strengthen national capacities to design, implement and coordinate development cooperation.
There is now a broad recognition among our members that these reforms should lead to an increase in the voting share for developing countries as a whole, and that was reaffirmed by the International Monetary and Financial Committee in its meeting just last Saturday in Washington.
These reforms should also take into account the diversity of conditions and circumstances in the countries concerned and be implemented in a flexible manner.
The main directions of these reforms should be towards contributing to the generation and implementation of integrated innovation and competitiveness policies.
These reforms should include methodological and conceptual issues and be approved by the governments of Russia and Uzbekistan and also by NGO.
Nicaragua maintains the position that these reforms should be comprehensive in nature since that is the only way of overcoming bureaucratic problems that stand in the way of prompt implementation of the resolutions of the General Assembly.
These reforms should be ambitious and timely, and should significantly enhance the voice and participation of developing countries.
These reforms should expand the number of places available in grades 7 and 8 and advance the pace toward the goal of Universal Primary Education.
These reforms should also lead to the establishment of a credible and legitimate mechanism for improved international coordination of macroeconomic policies.
These reforms should be implemented, take root and be built upon, in accordance with the decisions taken at the ninth session of the Conference.
These reforms should help to improve the quality and accountability of defence counsel as well as enabling the Tribunal to stay better informed about the concerns of the defence bar.
These reforms should deliver a more inclusive architecture, with an adequate voice to Africa in the management and operations of international financial institutions.
We assume that these reforms should primarily pertain to privately-owned companies and should be aimed at increasing the contribution of the private sector to GDP.
These reforms should include a restructuring of the Security Council, which no longer reflects modern realities of global power, and the Human Rights Commission.
These reforms should also take into consideration the needs and interests of both developing and developed countries in a reasonable, objective, non-arbitrary and non-selective manner.
These reforms should reflect the changes that have taken place internationally and should be aimed at making these organs more responsive to current realities.
These reforms should help improve the quality and accountability of defence counsel as well as enabling the Tribunal to keep better informed about the concerns of the defence bar.
All these reforms should be in force well in advance of the next legislative elections, to be held in 1997, and should therefore be agreed upon before the end of 1994.
These reforms should in the long term also advance the process of international justice and ensure that it is made more meaningful and relevant to the people of Rwanda in general and victims of genocide in particular.
The effects of these reforms should consider the viability and performance of United Nations bodies in a way that enables the United Nations it to fulfil its required role in dealing effectively with the new developments in modern international relations.