Examples of using To their commitments in English and their translations into Arabic
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Time has come for governments to live up to their commitments in Beijing.
Governments must live up to their commitments and implement the Programme of Action in the form of policy and legislation.
I talked to Cary yesterday,and he told me that they're trusting the partners will live up to their commitments.
We urge the nuclear weapon States to remain faithful to their commitments under the Treaty on the NonProliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT).
It is high time that it be given a chance to succeed,and that the parties begin to live up to their commitments under it.
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Encouragement of donors to live up to their commitments in terms of humanitarian aid and rehabilitation, poverty-reduction and development projects in Darfur.
Despite these attempts,it is vitally important that the parties keep to their commitments and continue on their journey of hope.
The efforts of the African countries call for financial donors to have a less cautious attitude with respect to their commitments.
We also encourage our development partners to live up to their commitments to Africa and to continue to assist NEPAD in its actions.
The attainment of the Treaty ' s objectives would be largelydependent on the way in which the nuclear-weapon States lived up to their commitments.
Therefore, donors have the responsibility not just to live up to their commitments to increase the quantity of aid but also to improve its quality.
History would prove that during the current difficult economic times, countries were correct to hold firm to their commitments to internationalism.
Countries had not lived up to their commitments with regard to the mobilization of the financial resources necessary for the implementation of the programme for the industrialization of Africa.
Others are designed to assist States Parties in structuring their response to their commitments under the Convention.
We call upon both parties to adhere strictly to their commitments and avoid hasty actions which could jeopardize progress towards a sustained period of calm.
Accountability should be a cornerstone of the post-2015 development agenda,with emphasis on mechanisms to hold Governments accountable to their commitments.
We also appeal to all parties to this conflict to adhere to their commitments to peace and to pursue negotiations for a just settlement of this question.
He was pleased to announce that many affected developing countries had already preparednational action programmes, pursuant to their commitments under the Convention.
We call upon the leading industrialized countries to live up to their commitments in the context of the agreement they reached in 1999 at the Cologne G-8 Summit.
For example, although a commitment was made by the private sector to hire graduates of the IDB funded program,many did not hold up to their commitments.
The Government and Parliament will cooperate in implementing a rule-of-law reform agenda andadhere to their commitments on the reform of the police, the judiciary and the prison administration Table 5.
With accountability as a cornerstone of the post-2015 development agenda, emphasis should be laid on thosemechanisms that can hold Governments accountable to their commitments.
Secondly, the crisis highlightsonce again the need for States to live up to their commitments to provide development assistance.
I call on all countries to live up to their commitments to enact or enforce legislation outlawing discrimination against people living with HIV and members of vulnerable groups.
He therefore appealed to all stakeholders and development partners to live up to their commitments under the Almaty Programme of Action.
I urge the Somali leaders to live up to their commitments to assure the delivery of much-needed humanitarian assistance and the safety of all international and national aid workers.
Encourages States that do not yet have national commissions on small arms andlight weapons to establish them pursuant to their commitments under the Kinshasa Convention.
The Government and Parliament will cooperate in implementing a rule-of-law reform agenda andwill adhere to their commitments with respect to the reform of the judiciary and the prison administration.