Примеры использования Promises made на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Promises made are materialized properly.
It is now time to deliver on the pledges and promises made to Africa.
Promises made metaphorical hands shook.
We really must think about that because the promises made in Gaza have not been fulfilled.
Despite the promises made, progress has been slower than expected.
And he threatened the church council butthe council convinced sigismund that promises made to a heretic were not binding.
The promises made in Copenhagen have not been fulfilled in an equitable fashion.
Reuben Colburn was never paid for his work, despite promises made by Arnold and Washington; the expedition ruined him financially.
It is urgent to reverse the current regressive trend of ODA,which we see despite commitments and promises made.
Sapar believed the promises made by an ISIL recruiter, took an oath of allegiance to the terrorist group and went to Iraq, Abayev said.
A year after the Rio Conference on Environment and Development,the commitments and the promises made have still to take tangible form.
Despite promises made in many forums, there was still no open, just and equitable multilateral trading system.
Shortly after taking office, his government was forced to bail out the Bank of New Zealand andas a result reneged on a number of promises made during the election campaign.
Electoral promises made by opposition parties are populist, says President Vladimir Voronin, noting that majority of people realise this fact.
In Malaysia, a breach of promise is recognised by law as a valid cause of action,thus indirectly protecting women from empty promises made by men.
His delegation hoped that the promises made by developed countries at the first substantive session of the Commission on Sustainable Development would be kept.
With winter approaching,more than a million inhabitants of Gaza are still living in precarious conditions, despite the promises made by the international community in Sharm El Sheikh in March.
It noted the importance of the promises made to Tahitian workers in Mururoa and Fangataufa, especially to release health records of the workers.
He also drew to the Governor's attention the continuing plight of the some 800 families in Anlong Krognan who remain without land, despite promises made by his predecessor.
Therefore, the international community should fulfil its promises made to Africa relating to, inter alia, debt cancellation, market access and poverty reduction.
His Government welcomed the announcement by Iranian authorities of reform agendas andexpected them to fulfil the promises made of positive change and a more open society.
The table below reveals that promises made before elections help increasing the trust rating, the way it happened before the March 2005 parliamentary elections.
The Committee should allow careful follow-up to the outcome of the Paris Conference to be carried out in order to ensure that the promises made in Paris translate into real financial assistance.
Indeed, the promises made by countries holding cultural treasures, which are indispensable to the preservation and growth of cultural values, have not been fully kept.
The Mission will also closely monitor the Government's compliance with the promises made to the Consultative Group related to the peace agreements and human rights.
Furthermore, promises made to provide official development assistance to developing countries in general and the least developed countries in particular have not been fulfilled.
It further expressed disappointment with the lack of follow-up on promises made by President Milosević to the European Union Troika regarding the cessation of the use of force.
Should the promises made by the President be operationalized, that would contribute significantly to addressing issues of nondiscrimination and guaranteeing that even the Baha'i community would enjoy their rights.
Engage in action that draws the attention of governments to the promises made for girls' human rights and demand government accountability and evaluation.
Let us not continue to renege on promises made, as developing States cannot go it alone and should not be penalized for the actions of industrialized countries.