We also acknowledge the need for Security Council reform.

It is such diversions that influence the need for United Nations reform.

Kiribati fully endorses the need for comprehensive reform in the United Nations.

It notes the need for rural women s participation in land reform programmes.

The need for fundamental reform of the scale methodology remained as great as ever.

He stressed, however, that there was still a need for further and deeper reform.

2. Recognizes the need to reform the current methodology for apportioning the expenses of peacekeeping operations

Problems generating the need for reform of this sector are generally the result of poor governance.

Around 140 speakers made a point of stressing the need for Council reform in that debate.

The need for reform of the CD apos s work methods and practices is self evident.

27. Many delegations voiced an understanding of the need for reform of the United Nations, which would include reform of the Department of Public Information.

All this is an indication that the need for Security Council reform is widely acknowledged in this Assembly.

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A seminar on the subject late in 1997 concluded the need for serious reform of the juvenile system.

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Today more than ever, our Organization is in need of reform.

That is also the reason why we need non divisive reform.

There is, therefore, an urgent need to reform our education system.

We have the global agenda, and the commitments are there. For implementation we need a strong United Nations. The Secretary General apos s reform package must be implemented without delay. The proposals for reform in the economic and social sector need to be realized.

I want to talk today about security, development and human rights within the context of that need for reform.

The Secretary General has rightly pointed out the need for continued reform of the Secretariat and of intergovernmental bodies.

There was therefore need for institutional reform and for incentives to encourage the political parties to increase the number of women candidates.

The Bretton Woods system and the multilateral development banks also need reform.

The traditional machinery, stretched thin, is in need of repair and reform.

The summit recognized the interlinked threats and challenges that face the world today, the need for concrete action on development, security and human rights and the critical need for institutional reform.

On the reform of the Security Council, we reiterate the need for a comprehensive reform, with strong emphasis given to a substantial outcome on the working methods of the Council.

In these circumstances, we need collective action for global recovery along four main policy lines repair, reform, rebalancing, and rebuilding.

133. Some delegations expressed doubts whether there was any pressing or practical need for a reform of the type proposed.

The fact that an overwhelming majority of Member States 166 countries in all called for Security Council reform during the previous session of the General Assembly is a testament to the urgent need for reform.

There is a clear consensus within the membership on the need for urgent and wide ranging reform of the United Nations, although differences remain on the nature and extent of reform.

The Security Council is not the only principal organ in need of reform.

We also need to accelerate discussions on the reform of the Security Council.

The need to expand training for procurement staff has been reiterated in successive General Assembly resolutions on procurement reform since 1996.

We need concrete reform decisions, with timetables as appropriate, in all the four areas under discussion development, security, human rights and institutional reform.

The persistence of debt crises underscores the need to reform the international financial system.

Efforts clearly need to be redoubled, however, in the area of security sector reform.

The dysfunctions noted recently highlight the need to press ahead with essential institutional reform.

As national legislation provides a critical framework for the protection of HIV related human rights, many of the Guidelines relate to the need for law reform.

We must do what is required to strengthen and reform this Organization, for, despite its imperfections, the world does need the United Nations.

In that context, the need to reform the international trading system to increase market access for developing countries was stressed by many participants.

(b) The need for a shift in thinking by development institutions regarding the sequencing of institutional reform and private sector participation in utilities.

Speakers stressed the need for United Nations reform and emphasized that this historic opportunity to strengthen the United Nations should not be missed and that the reform process should be guided by open and extensive consultations.

Mr. van den Berg (Netherlands) The Netherlands fully recognizes the need to reform the Security Council.

There is, however, an urgent need to reform the human rights machinery of the United Nations.

Member States which belaboured the need for cost cutting must surely recognize that the non payment of assessed contributions jeopardized the whole reform process.