Exemples d'utilisation de Commitments in that regard en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The US should undertake commitments in that regard[25.
The present highlevel meeting represents a valuable opportunity to reaffirm our commitments in that regard.
India had met its commitments in that regard, but several other countries had found it difficult to do so.
Developed countries must honour their commitments in that regard.
Its commitments in that regard include reforming political oversight and economic governance and financing international development.
Its Policy Respecting the Protection of Personal Information sets out its commitments in that regard.
Developed countries had not fulfilled their commitments in that regard and developing countries lacked the capacity to design such technologies.
It should be emphasized that human rights protection was unquestionably a matter for Governments,which had undertaken commitments in that regard.
New Zealand called on all parties to honour their commitments in that regard and to establish a Government that reflected the will of the people.
The Government hoped that the international community would provide the technical assistance required to fulfil its commitments in that regard.
The Committee strongly urged all the parties to respect scrupulously their commitments in that regard so as to consolidate the ceasefire.
Aid delivery to those countries still fell short of the target of 0.15 to 0.2 per cent of gross domestic product(GDP);he called on the developed countries to meet their commitments in that regard.
Official development assistance remained essential anddeveloped countries should fulfil all their commitments in that regard, including to the least developed countries.
The Commission for Social Development may wish to call on the international community to provide increased and predictable financial and technical support to developing and least developed countries,including by fulfilling their commitments in that regard.
The inclusion of five references to disability issues in the Rio+20 outcome document,"The future we want"(General Assembly resolution 66/288, annex), was a positive step andGovernments should ensure that their commitments in that regard were translated into specific actions.
It had exceeded the target of 0.7 per cent of gross national product as official development assistance(ODA) to developing countries, andurged other donors to honour their commitments in that regard.
Mr. Rosand(United States of America) said that the United States was honoured to serve as host country tothe United Nations and fulfilled all its obligations and commitments in that regard.
For many countries, ODA remained the most important source of financing for development and, that being so,Nepal called upon all donor countries to honour their commitments in that regard.
The high-level meeting on the rule of law held in September 2012 had emphasized the importance of democratic governance and respect for human rights;Governments were responsible for fulfilling their commitments in that regard.
From the perspective of recipient countries, the lack of predictability with respect to ODA flows could jeopardize the achievement of the MDGs by 2015, andit called on Governments to remain true to their commitments in that regard.