New auditing standards must reflect an overhauled financial architecture that focuses on transparency.

For that purpose, the Council must improve its representation to better reflect today's world.

This body must truly reflect the geographical and regional representation of our Member States and must become more balanced and objective.

Finally, product labels must reflect negative or equivocal results, not just those that are positive.

The law of war, the Court reasoned, must reflect the consensus of all legal systems.

(b) Average prices must reflect purchases across all types of outlets to provide representative national prices

Denmark believes that the composition of the Security Council must reflect the world as it appears today.

Reforms must be conducted on the basis of the principle of consensus and must fully reflect the common interests of a broad number of Member States.

But the latter are technical and gain from standardization the former are not and must reflect variety instead.

The Nouméa Accord stipulates that the Government is a collegial cabinet, which must reflect party representation in Congress.

Our values reflect the democratic debate itself, nothing more, and our defense of them must address three related fields.

Countries will increasingly find that their priorities must reflect broad public sentiment rather than that of a ruling elite.

The tragedies that have taken place in the Balkans, the Middle East and Africa must lead us to reflect.

The United Nations therefore must reflect those current economic, social and political realities if it is to function effectively.

(b) There must be provision for periodic revisions that reflect the relative changes in the geographical distribution of States parties

(b) There must be provision for periodic revisions that reflect the relative changes in the geographical distribution of States parties

The themes in the draft resolutions reflect a collective, multidimensional and multidisciplinary agenda that must value balanced and reasoned approaches.

Organs of the United Nations, including the Security Council, must be restructured to reflect the full will of nations great and small.

The Security Council must reflect the international reality of the twenty first century by including Member States capable of assuming peacekeeping responsibilities.

This mission must also reflect a new politics that does not accentuate differences, but helps shape a new sense of who we are.

The new system must, of course, reflect not only the size of populations but also the differing economic and military capabilities of nations.

Fourthly, the enlargement of the Security Council must uphold the principle of geographical balance and reflect the representation of different cultures and civilizations.

The United Nations I have in mind must reflect the world in which we live today and even anticipate the world of tomorrow.

The results since 1999 have been encouraging. They reflect the efforts that have been made, and which must now be reinforced and continued

We must survey the new international landscape, lay firm foundations of moral principle and build institutions that reflect our unique moment in history.

The completed individual company data sheet must reflect that the concession holder demonstrated compliance with the means of verification in the following categories.

Any discussion based on the current methodology must therefore seek to reflect economic realities through more realistic increases in assessment rates for developing countries.

(d) The need for sustainability. The development and implementation of a strategy for State building must reflect the country's mid to long term capacity.

That means that countries must deliver on their commitment to increase IMF resources by more than 430 billion, and that the Fund s quota and governance structure must reflect the ongoing global shifts in economic influence.

New auditing standards must reflect an overhauled financial architecture that focuses on transparency. The aim of such standards must be to attenuate the impact of financial failure, not amplify it, as has occurred in the crisis.

Turkish officials have stated on various occasions that change in the Arab world is inevitable and must reflect people s legitimate demands for justice, freedom, and prosperity.

Perhaps even more importantly, economic policy should not break a society s confidence in itself what economists call animal spirits must be able to reflect hope for the future.

They must be addressed head on, with a clean sweep of its leadership and a complete overhaul of its governance structures. FIFA is as complex as any large multinational private or public organization how it is governed must reflect that.

Rhythms that reflect realities

Will you not reflect ?

Will you not reflect ?

For the Security Council to be effective in providing global governance in the domain of security, it must be reformed to reflect the realities of the twenty first century.

Accordingly, in considering the methodology for calculating future scales of assessments, the Fifth Committee must focus on determining the best way to reflect Member States' true capacity to pay.

The outcome document of the seventh review Conference must contain practical commitments that clearly reflect the role and responsibility of the nuclear Powers in the disarmament process, which must be undertaken with full respect for the principles of transparency, verification and irreversibility.

In view of the above, a growing world consensus has emerged that the principles and foundations of public administration and governance must reflect the new local, national and global contexts.

The framework by which the Security Council can support the protection of civilians must now be updated to better reflect this new environment and the United Nations capacity to respond.

Children reflect the family atmosphere.

Yet few reflect and apologize.

Why do you not reflect ?

Will ye not then reflect ?