Examples of using Working methods and decision-making process in English and their translations into Russian
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Its working methods and decision-making processes should become more transparent and democratic.
It should also address other aspects, such as the agenda, working methods and decision-making processes of the Council.
It is vital to improve the working methods and decision-making process of the Security Council with a view to enhancing the transparency of its activities.
It should also address substantive issues relating to the Council's agenda, working methods and decision-making processes.
Malaysia believes that the working methods and decision-making process of the Conference on Disarmament should be re-examinedand improved so as to enhance its effectiveness as a negotiating forum.
At the same time, a greater focus should be placed on improving the Council's agenda, working methods and decision-making process.
The Council's current composition, working methods and decision-making process do not respond to the needs of the international community or give Member States an opportunity to speak on the vital and critical issues that affect us all.
Unfortunately, its efficacy has been limited by the most serious injustices in its composition, working methods and decision-making process.
Reforming the Security Council without addressing its flawed working methods and decision-making process would render such a process incomplete, and even futile.
Finally, my delegation welcomes the commendable efforts that the Security Council has recently initiated to improve its working methods and decision-making process.
Clearly, the Conference on Disarmament will have to reexamine and improve its working methods and decision-making process if it wants to be taken seriously by the international community.
In that endeavour,most Member States have focused on the issues of expansion of the membership of the Council and improving its working methods and decision-making process.
However, issues regarding expansion in the membership of the Council and reforming its working methods and decision-making processes are parts of a whole,and should be addressed and resolved simultaneously.
Reform of the Council should not be limited to expansion of its membership; it should also address other aspects,such as its agenda, working methods and decision-making processes.
All substantive issues must be addressed, including its composition, regional representation,agenda, working methods and decision-making process, including the right of veto,and we must secure the most broad-based political consensus possible among Member States.
We are convinced that no reform of the Security Council should be limited exclusively to the issue of membership, butshould also include a review of its working methods and decision-making process.
Indeed, a fundamental reform of the Security Council's working methods and decision-making process must be at the very heart of a comprehensive reform process, so that an expanded and reformed Council is seen by all States, and especially by small States such as Rwanda, to be more transparent, credible, legitimate and representative.
The Group of Arab States supports the position adopted by the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries with regard to reform of the working methods and decision-making process of the Security Council.
Undoubtedly to restore its credibility and to become more democratic, representative and accountable, the Security Council should undergo serious reforms in terms not only of the question of its membership, but also in other crucial areas,such as its agenda, working methods and decision-making process.
Security Council reform must place special emphasis on substantive issues-- as well as on its agenda, working methods and decision-making process-- to make the Council more transparent and democratic.
We believe that reform of the Council should include the enlargement of its membership-- both in the permanent and the non-permanent member categories-- as well as a thorough examination of its working methods and decision-making process.
Reform of the Security Council should be comprehensive, addressing all substantive issues relating, inter alia, to the question of the membership, regional representation,the Council's agenda, its working methods and decision-making process, including the veto, and should garner the widest possible political acceptance by Member States in line with the provisions of the Charter and relevant General Assembly decisions particularly 62/557;
To counterbalance the additional burden that an enlargement of the Council would place on its operational ability,we need to modernize its working methods and decision-making process.
Reform of the Security Council should be comprehensive, addressing all substantive issues relating, inter alia, to the question of the membership, regional representation,the Council's agenda, its working methods and decision-making process, including the veto,and should garner the widest possible political acceptance by Member States in line with the provisions of the Charter and relevant General Assembly decisions, particularly decision 62/557;
Reform of the Security Council should not be confined to the issue of the number of its members;it should address substantive issues relating to the Council's agenda, working methods and decision-making process.
The Group of Arab States considers that the process of increasing the membership of the Security Council and the reform of its working methods and decision-making process are complementary, and should be carried out with complete transparency.
Consultations on Security Council reform have been ongoing for many years, and we call for continued consultations in order toachieve a comprehensive platform, supported unanimously by Member States, for reform of the United Nations and its working methods and decision-making processes.
Reform of the Security Council should be comprehensive, addressing all substantive issues relating, inter alia, to the question of the membership, regional representation,the Council's agenda, its working methods and decision-making process, including the veto, and should garner the widest possible political acceptance by Member States;
The usefulness of the report would also be enhanced if it were to include sections on the decisions and recommendations of the Council's subsidiary organs, especially its sanctions committees, the highlights or outcomes of its consultations with troop-contributing countries, on peacekeeping operations and on the steps taken by the Council to improve the transparency of its working methods and decision-making process.
During the recent debate on the report of the Security Council, several delegations made a clear commitment to ensuring that reform is comprehensive, and that it includes expansion of Council membership in both the permanent and non-permanent categories and improvement of the Council's working methods and decision-making process, and that it imparts balance, accurate representation and legitimacy to the Council, thus reflecting contemporary reality.