Examples of using Commitments in English and their translations into Arabic
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I have commitments.
And I know how you feel about commitments.
I want commitments. I want rings.
No long-term commitments.
Renew our commitments to the Charter of the United Nations.
People also translate
Well, that's what marriage is, Jules: commitments.
Keep Europe's Commitments to Turkey.
Fulfilment of Switzerland ' s international commitments.
Well, we have many commitments, but surely.
Commitments in the new instrument/economic injuries.
Look, you and I haven't made any commitments to each other.
No commitments, we go wherever we want, whenever we want.
Nor has Washington respected its own commitments.
Commitments against appropriations for future financial periods.
Not just anyone can join. There are tremendous commitments.
We have made commitments to some very powerful people.
Look, KDH are waiting for me to default on my Dypraxa commitments.
Achieve our commitments for quality, cost, and schedule.
So we should recognize that interdependence, by formal, mutual commitments.
I have made commitments, letters of credit, special payoffs.
It takes this opportunity to announce new voluntary commitments.
Fully honouring our commitments is the key to realizing those expectations.
Globally, one third of regional trade agreements have services commitments.
Clear commitments of the donor community to the Mauritius meeting process.
These donors would, however, honour commitments to ongoing projects in 1994.
Seek commitments from bank's management to correct significant deficiencies in a timely manner.
The Government of Iraq has made serious commitments to improve the conditions of children in detention.
The Declaration highlighted the discrepancy between international commitments and action.
Individual commitments include Femsa, Infosys, Italcementi Group, Lafarge and Vestas.
They had hoped that these additional voluntary commitments would be adopted during the plenary session.