Examples of using International commitments in English and their translations into Croatian
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The need to comply with international commitments.
It is beyond any doubt that its performance is an important factor in enabling Croatia to implement its international commitments.
His actions constituted a direct violation of the international commitments of Belarus in the field of human rights.
The topic was the Mission's six-month report on Croatia's progress towards meeting its international commitments. OSCE.
Urges the Government of Egypt to fulfil its international commitments as an important player in the southern Mediterranean region;
EU: Holding elections in Kosovo conflicts with Serbia's international commitments.
The directive also aligns EU law with international commitments(following the revision of the Gothenburg Protocol in 2012).
In addition to this framework, some countries are also running separate resettlement schemes as a result of previous international commitments.
The Commission may terminate the consultations if the country concerned undertakes international commitments agreed with the Union in any of the following frameworks.
The amended proposal will therefore improve the consistency of EU trade policy andof the EU internal market and the respect of the EU's international commitments.
Macedonia made"progress in holding elections according to international commitments", continued Christmas-Moller.
In compliance with the EU international commitments, rules of origin for goods and services are in line with the non-preferential rules of origin as defined in the EU Customs Code11.
EU development funding is closely aligned with the objectives and international commitments agreed in the ICPD programme of action and the MDGs.
Whereas Canada formally withdrew from the Kyoto Protocol in 2011;whereas the EU has repeatedly called on Canada to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions in line with its international commitments;
However, a precise assessment is needed of how the EU's international commitments to reducing emissions will impact on its competitiveness, particularly in energy-intensive industrial sectors.
This highlights the need for Member States to act within the framework of the EU institutions when undertaking international commitments in the area of fighting terrorism.
The latest poll"complied only partially with international commitments and standards for democratic elections," said the OSCE, which sent more than 400 international election observers to monitor the voting.
Refugee returns, rule of law andminority rights are areas in which Croatia must make further efforts to meet its international commitments, the OSCE says.
Accountability also includes living up to national and international commitments on implementation, both in terms of sound policies, the effective use of financial resources, and the real and tangible improvement of people's lives.
His actions constituted a clear violation of the human rights by denying the right to a fair trial and the international commitments of Belarus in the field of human rights.
Upholding our international commitments and values while securing our borders and at the same time creating the right conditions for Europe's economic prosperity and societal cohesion is a difficult balancing act that requires coordinated action at the European level.
In January 1977, he became one of the co-authors of Charter 77,a manifesto urging the national authorities to comply with their own international commitments on human rights.
The initial proposal covered two parts:(a)the so-called"covered procurement"(where the EU has undertaken international commitments on market access); and(b) the"non-covered procurement" where the EU has not undertaken any market access commitments.
These core elements reflect the updated good governance standards andthe EU's priority actions against aggressive tax planning, as well as certain international commitments in the context of OECD/BEPS.
(c) the international commitments the third country or international organisation in question has entered into, in particular any legally binding conventions or instruments with respect to the protection of personal data.
The national emission ceiling regime established by Directive 2001/81/EC should therefore be revised in order to align it with the international commitments of the Union and the Member States.
We emphasise that the calling of elections in Kosovo is not in accordance with Serbia's international commitments, notably UNSCR 1244," she told SETimes, referring to the UN Security Council resolution of 1999 that authorised an international civil and military presence in Kosovo.
According to the policy recommendations underthe sustainable development priority, the future strategy should deliver on the EU's international commitments on climate, biodiversity and water.
The EU's international commitments in areas such as climate change cooperation or neighbourhood policies offers concrete scope for European SMEs with the relevant expertise to gain access to new markets for their technologies, products and services aimed at an efficient reduction of carbon emissions.
Where indigenous sources are exploited, this should respect the framework of existing Union legislation and international commitments such as that adopted by the G20 for the phase out of fossil fuel subsidies.