The need for root and branch reform was undeniable.

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

He has made speeches about the need for democratic reform, and has been openly critical of Bo.

The old institutions have recognized the need for reform, but they have been moving at glacial speed.

The current financial crisis has made the need for reform of the international financial architecture patently clear.

The need for education reform has never been clearer, and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh s government has recognized it.

One area in grave need of reform is the labor market.

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

First, unlike health care, where we can afford to proceed incrementally, the need for comprehensive financial reform is pressing.

The other three are Syria s behavior in Iraq, its relations with the US, and the need for domestic reform.

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.

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.

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

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.

Almost all political stakeholders in Egypt, as in the other Arab countries in transition, recognize the need for economic reform.

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

Suddenly, the Republican Party, long identified with a hard line on immigration, started talking about the need for comprehensive reform.

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.

These countries people need to start gradual, sustained, and serious political reform now.

And the ECB s voting arrangements are one further element in need of reform.

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

An important by product of Europe s good growth is that it is making the need for structural reform an urgent matter.

First, G 20 leaders need to follow through with the commitments they ve made to a Global Plan for Recovery and Reform.

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.

Of course, IMF governance reform will also need to be part of the discussion.

The migrants predicament underscores the need to reform hukou, China s system of residency permits.

Yes, we all need to understand that it may take quite sometimes to 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.

If the Kasparov Thiel Gordon hypothesis is right, the outlook is even darker and the need for reform is far more urgent.

This year, the writers unanimously made their theme the need to reform their own societies.

The common ground of reform is the need to re regulate the financial services industry.

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.

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.

The Radical movement campaigned for electoral reform, a reform of the Poor Laws, free trade, educational reform, postal reform, prison reform, and public sanitation.

So the need to reform health and pension systems is similar in all of these countries.

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.

The need to take into account, in the process of the reform of the special procedures, the wider reform of the United Nations, especially the proposed reform of the Commission on Human Rights, was also highlighted.