Security Council reform is a vivid example of how difficult it is to accommodate the interests of 191 nations.

But we will not make false compromises in order to accommodate the very specific national interests of a very few.

The paper might well accommodate the interests of all States in ensuring cooperation in both the application and the development of outer space technology.

Finally, the Consensus approach could even accommodate, at least partially, the aspirations and interests of the group of four and other aspirants for permanent memberships.

It can accommodate, through variable geometry, the aspirations and interests of the majority of the membership, including regional groups such as the African Union (AU).

As long as all concerned take to heart the unity and long term interests of the United Nations, accommodate each other's interests and concerns and display a pragmatic and flexible approach, a universally acceptable solution to reform will eventually be found.

Since our proposal is based on a regional approach, it can also accommodate the interests of subregions such as the Arab League, the Caribbean Community and Central America.

This proposal can, through variable geometry, better accommodate the aspirations and interests of the majority of the membership as well as of regional groups such as the African group.

All right, I'll accommodate you.

As long as Member States respect one another's interests, accommodate one another's concerns and show pragmatism and flexibility, we will be able to find a reform path that is acceptable to all.

Within this framework, the proposed topics for expert meetings should be made more relevant and directed to the needs of developing countries, with enough leeway to accommodate the interests of all delegations.

One is you can't accommodate everybody.

You must accommodate Mrs. Du Chenfrais.

I think I can accommodate you.

It can accommodate the interests and positions of all Member States, including the five permanent members, and thus is more likely to secure eventual ratification than the proposal of the group of four.

Such specific arrangements to accommodate the interests of all concerned can be reflected either in the text of the resolution or in separate annexes or protocols to be approved by the General Assembly.

But we are optimists we believe that once there is such an understanding, with necessary political will we will be able to arrive quite soon at some arrangement that could accommodate the particular needs and interests of Mongolia, including a strengthening of its nuclear weapon free status, the legitimate interests of its neighbours, and the interests and stability of the region in general.

We're producing spaces that accommodate human activity.

This classroom can accommodate only thirty students.

These units will accommodate some 20,000 settlers.

These seats accommodate two people, don't they?

I might be able to accommodate you.

It can accommodate between 80 and 100 spectators.

The motel can accommodate as many as 400 guests.

Well, I'm afraid it'll be impossible to accommodate you.

The purpose of a short term appointment is to accommodate

Educational systems must be flexible to accommodate different learning needs.

The Chairman When we accommodate ourselves, we sometimes create more problems.

The Palestinian authorities made every effort to accommodate the Agency s needs.

I would have been happy to accommodate you, a police lieutenant.

Though the world is becoming increasingly interconnected, and challenges are no longer confined to national or even regional borders, major powers are increasingly reluctant to assume global responsibilities. Worse, given their frequent unwillingness to accommodate one another s interests, impasses even clashes become likely.

Another shelter is undergoing the required arrangements to accommodate women with disabilities.

Yes. I would like you to accommodate us because we're very tired.

If we don't accommodate him, he plans to attack the Heavenly Palace!

If we are to achieve a result that can accommodate the interests of all major groups within the United Nations, what is required now is not a divisive and precipitate vote but a wise decision to initiate a process to achieve such an outcome.

It is only through such dialogue and consultations that we can reach an agreement that can accommodate the interests of ail Member States, can be approved by consensus and can stand a realistic chance of securing early and equitable reform of the Security Council.

As a result, our countries believe that the decisions to be taken during the review process of the implementation of the Millennium Declaration and that of the reform of the United Nations should produce balanced results that accommodate the interests of all Member States.

After the 15 October 2003 Civil Forum, in which the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan took part, mechanisms are now being actively implemented to accommodate interaction between bodies of authority of all levels and NGOs in the interests of resolving numerous social problems.

4. He welcomed the fact that more attention had been given to the principles of rotation and geographical representation in electing the officers of COPUOS and its Subcommittees, thereby enabling the Committee to accommodate better the interests of all nations, particularly the developing countries.

We acknowledge that some efforts were made to accommodate the concerns of States.

The sponsors had made every effort to accommodate the concerns of various delegations.

To accommodate additional refugee pupils, the Agency continued to rely on contract teachers.

Geneva has the necessary infrastructure to accommodate the special session and its participants

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