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The Government has pledged to hold similar seminars in Darfur.
This also includes other institutions which the Government has pledged to establish, notably the Independent National Human Rights Commission.
The Government has pledged to complete the integration and rehabilitation process by 15 July.
To ensure the transition from primary to secondary school, the Government has pledged to waive tuition fees in all public schools beginning next year.
The Government has pledged to render our democratic process even more transparent and unequivocal.
As stated in paragraph 346(c) above(in relation to the Long Term Housing Strategy), the Government has pledged to reduce the average waiting time for a public rental flat.
The Government has pledged to continue the inoculation programme until the entire risk population is covered.
The Government has pledged that UNDP will receive the best available rate of exchange for its foreign currency transactions.
Demining operations have been initiated in various parts of the country, and the Government has pledged US$ 3 million for mine-clearance activities, in particular for the urgent purchase of necessary equipment.
The government has pledged to make Maldives a carbon-neutral country by 2019 amid concerns about rising sea-levels.
An example of these efforts is the Poverty Eradication Plan of the Government of Uganda, in which the Government has pledged to attain the universal primary education goal by financing, as a first step, the primary education of four children per household.
The government has pledged to apply the proceeds of sales to reducing the public debt and the budget deficit.
Recognizing women's rights as an integral part of human rights in the international context, andaware that women represent more than 50 per cent of the country's total population, the Government has pledged to achieve overall security, job security, the elimination of poverty, and the participation of women in the country's development.
The Government has pledged to improve the equality between women and men and to continue to mainstream the gender perspective.
In high-level meetings, the Government has pledged to address these recurring problems; however, there has not yet been any discernible change.
The Government has pledged to revitalize the tourist sector, and has prepared a five-year strategy with the help of consultants.
As part of its policy, the Government has pledged to provide quality affordable housing to all citizens of the Maldives via a housing scheme.
The Government has pledged to finalize the process of legalization of apartments, in particular in the urban areas, where there are new constructions.
In its 15-point Agenda for Peace, the Government has pledged to give assistance to demobilized soldiers, including those from earlier conflicts(estimated at about 150,000), and also to take care of the disabled, orphans and widows.
The Government has pledged to set up a national standard for pre-schools and to establish early intervention programmes for children with special needs.
The Government has pledged to increase its financial commitment with respect to the projected costs for the elections to approximately $390 million.
However, the Government has pledged that the necessary funds and documents will be available to complete the exercise, as currently planned.
The Government has pledged not to increase tax in real terms since it aims to remain internationally competitive South African Chamber of Mines, 1996.
The Government has pledged to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms, and has made some progress in putting in place laws and policies to that effect.
Since 2005, the Government has pledged to provide UNMIS with free and unfettered access to all detention facilities in the Sudan, including national security and military intelligence facilities.
The Government has pledged to cooperate with universal periodic review in good faith and regarded this mechanism as an instrument that adds a spirit of dialogue and communication to the field of human rights.
The Government has pledged to hand over their severance pay by the end of June. SFOR carried out an inspection of air defence equipment at Zaluzani air base and the Kosmos repair facility near Banja Luka on 17 April to check on equipment previously listed as unknown.
The Government had pledged to conduct an extensive public consultation on that opinion before deciding how to proceed with the proposed Bill.
The Government had pledged to take the steps needed, including amending its Constitution and decreeing amnesty, to secure a negotiated agreement.