Examples of using Committed to finding in English and their translations into Arabic
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We are committed to finding a cure.
The Heads of State nevertheless remained committed to finding a peaceful solution.
We have all of our resources committed to finding your daughter.
Brazil is also committed to finding complementary protection responses for victims of forced displacements.
The 68 organizations acknowledge the problem of plastic pollution and are committed to finding solutions.
Yeah, well, I'm committed to finding a burger and fries.
Staff is well aware of particular national circumstances and problems and committed to finding solutions.
Senegal was committed to finding a lasting solution in that regard.
The Secretariat was very mindful of the concerns of Member States with regard to the late issuance of documentation,cognizant of the need to do better and committed to finding ways to improve.
SarcoidosisUK is committed to finding a cure for sarcoidosis.
One problem to be solved before Croatian Serbs can return is that in many cases their houses have been allocated by the Government to Bosnian Croat refugees for whom the Government is committed to finding accommodation.
With our services, we are 100% committed to finding you the right professional.
Bhutan remains committed to finding a lasting solution through the bilateral process, based on agreements already reached between the government of Bhutan and Nepal.
OHCHR has received reports from a number of NGOs, among them Human Rights Internet and CONGO, that they are continuing to develop their anti-racism web sites andremain committed to finding ways of using the Internet to combat racism and xenophobia.
My Government remains committed to finding ways to move the debate forward.
The report shows that, despite the economic crisis and its dire effects in terms of rising unemployment and recession,Governments of both countries of origin and countries of destination remain committed to finding effective ways of leveraging the beneficial aspects of international migration for development.
We are therefore deeply committed to finding adequate solutions to existing conflicts.
It would remain committed to finding solutions to the current challenges facing peacekeeping operations even after chairmanship of the Working Group ended in 2010.
The Procurement Division remains committed to finding additional ways to address this issue.
The EU remains committed to finding rapidly a negotiated solution to the Iranian nuclear dossier, and we reaffirm our firm commitment to a dual approach.
The Government of Lesotho remains committed to finding sustainable solutions to those challenges.
Bhutan remains committed to finding a lasting solution through the bilateral process, based on agreements already reached between the government of Bhutan and Nepal.
That is why our Government remains committed to finding a peaceful solution to that conflict.
The European Union also remains committed to finding solutions, in cooperation with international financial institutions,to unsustainable debt burdens, and it is committed to full implementation of the enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries(HIPC) Debt Initiative.
The outcome of the Tripartite Commission 's meeting again demonstrated that ICRC remains committed to finding ways of achieving practical results towards resolving the important issue of repatriation or return of all Kuwaiti and third-country nationals.
The Royal Government of Bhutan remains committed to finding a lasting and durable solution through the bilateral process with Nepal on the basis of agreements reached between the two governments.
It encourages in particular the Government of Burundi to remain committed to finding a political solution to the current deadlock, and urges the Forces Nationales de Libération(Palipehutu-FNL) to fulfil expeditiously their obligations under the Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement.
In that regard,Australia, Canada and New Zealand remained committed to finding an efficient and effective way for staff members to contribute to the funding of the Office, including through an automatic payroll deduction with an opt-out provision, which had been introduced in April 2014.
In this perspective,every nation could be considered a" developing country", committed to find its own contribution to the development of the entire human family through the best possible use of local and personal capabilities.
