Examples of using Greater commitment in English and their translations into Czech
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I therefore ask the European Union for greater commitment.
Most importantly, we expected greater commitment to the fight against climate change.
These words must inspire us to make an ever greater commitment.
Greater commitment will be needed from all those involved in the agricultural reform process.
I believe that these are goals requiring a greater commitment by all.
We are calling for greater commitment from the Commission on monitoring the use of funding.
Yes, we agree with those Members who want greater commitment to reform.
It involves a greater commitment to elaborating on those principles in order to promote growth and jobs for our citizens.
In this respect, I call on the Commission to show greater commitment to achieving these goals.
This would facilitate greater commitment by the Gulf Cooperation Council, whose financial participation in local projects would be crucial.
Secondly, diversification of sources of supply requires greater commitment to Nabucco.
If we do not have the courage to demand greater commitment to Europe from national governments, then we will never achieve a meaningful, lasting solution.
Before we end, though, Maria,I would like to encourage you… to return to therapy with a greater commitment.
It is this global aspect that in my view justifies a greater commitment from us all, in particular the parliaments.
I therefore welcome the proposals and also the measures for managing accidents and shipping and environmental disaster risks and the relevant responsibilities,which I call on the Commission to make a greater commitment to uphold.
That is why I see the strengthening of this instrument and the Union's greater commitment to development cooperation as important.
We must work and fight with greater commitment in this regard, and we should be making operational progress rather than just arguing over wording.
The concern that there has been must therefore be transformed into even greater commitment to making the agreement a reality.
The group I represent is asking for greater commitment, greater energy in response to all those players responsible for flouting international law.
The dismantling of the plants in Ignalina, Bohunice andKozloduy is taking too long and greater commitment should be required from the national operators.
In this context, greater commitment from the EU is required, along with increased efficiency in formulating measures to assist the stabilisation and revitalisation of this region in a process that must involve all the countries concerned.
Parliament also calls on the Russian Federation to demonstrate greater commitment in efforts to combat climate change, chiefly by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Vice-President of the Commission.-(IT) I thank Mrs Harkin both for underlining the work that the Commission is doing, andalso for calling for greater commitment on the part of the executive.
The European Union should support such countries with even greater commitment, and so a strengthening of cooperation with the Republic of Moldova is most definitely justified.
This will require greater effort in terms of organising proceedings, both by myself and my fellow Members, butit will show the public a greater commitment to avoiding the senseless waste of public money.
In addition a renewed political commitment in Africa and a greater commitment of industrialised countries including China are essential for any further development in this area.
The legislation we are adopting is thus part of a movement to establish a more modern,healthier model of quality agriculture that meets the needs of citizens and the environment, with a greater commitment to labour and generating greater income.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I believe that the Serbian authorities must show greater commitment to cooperating with the Prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, so as to ensure that the war criminals are caught.
When, according to estimates, one in four women in Europe has suffered gender violence at least once in her life, and the same proportion of children,I believe that we cannot but demand greater commitment, as has been recognised by the Commission in its action plan.
I expect the Commission to act with greater commitment on the current applications, and to keep an eye on what the money is being spent on, in order to ensure that disasters do not recur, and to enable investments can really be in harmony with nature.