Examples of using Real commitment in English and their translations into Czech
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That's a real commitment.
Real commitment isn't just açai bowls.- Yeah, well.
That's a real commitment.
Unless, of course, at some point she wants a real commitment.
I wanted a real commitment.
I couldn't make a commitment either, not real commitment.
This is only achievable if we have real commitment from the participating countries.
If you recall, two years ago in the media it was about Strasbourg or about something false,not about a real commitment from Europe to innovate.
Firstly, we need a real commitment to earmarking resources for the Strategic Energy Technology(SET) Plan.
But she won't make a real commitment to you.
But we definitely won't get into something we don't think we can do what you guys deserve'cause it's been, man, being 51 anddoing this, this is a real commitment.
Wedding vows need to be real commitments, like our vows.
You know those lame-ass couples that get engaged but they never actually get married,they just cruise along year after year without making any real commitment?
But I do think that once you make a promise to God,that promise is a real commitment, you don't just say it to say it, you know what I mean?
You do this all the time, and on top of that, you insult me by telling me that I'm the one… that's having a midlife crisis here,when you're the one having an affair with a married guy… instead of seeking real intimacy… with someone who is available for real commitment.
The Chinese ship carrying guns for Zimbabwe again calls into question China's real commitment to contributing to peace and security in Africa.
Concrete yearly commitments In order to demonstrate a real commitment for change and ensure the necessary political impetus to reach our common objectives, each year Member States of the Euro area will agree at the highest level on a set of concrete actions to be achieved within 12 months.
I guess I was too scared to make a real commitment.
Even though, in Copenhagen,poor countries require real commitments concerning long-term financing, the Council has only managed to pledge EUR 7.2 billion over three years.
Although local political leaders talk a lot about Bosnia Herzegovina's future in the EU,it is difficult to see any real commitment to this agenda from their actions.
We have a very demanding andchallenging task in front of us but I believe that with real commitment- commitment that this Parliament has shown in the past- we can deliver on this, with innovation, with more technological investment and of course working with our main partners.
Reports of planned cuts of up to 30% by the Irish Government to some services amply illustrates their lack of real commitment to prevention, protection and prosecution.
If that deal includes real commitment to cut emissions from both developed and developing countries; a clear commitment on financing to make this happen; and an agreement on how this is to be applied and verified- if this agreement includes the different elements of the Bali road map and can be seen to be in the right ball park to respect the 2 °C limit, then I think we will say rightly that it will be a major achievement.
Therefore all G20 countries should look beyond their domestic political garden and show a real commitment to moving ahead without delay as regards the Doha Development Round.
The high level of synchronisation of legislature, changes to the law on public tenders, the Criminal Code, the new law on conflict of interests, personnel changes and the involvement of all national resources in the improvement of the scheme for management andmonitoring of EU funds are a guarantee of the government's real commitment.
Second, even if at Copenhagen it will not unfortunately be possible to finalise a new treaty,it must bring an operational agreement based on real commitments on all sides, to which all the major players contribute and which is endorsed at the highest political level.
NL Mr President, Commissioner, yesterday this Chamber was full of mayors who signed up to the Covenant of Mayors in order to make a real commitment to a low-CO2 economy.
At the time, criteria that will certainly also be useful in the context of the innovation partnerships had already been laid down:the scale of the challenge at European level, a real commitment from stakeholders, European added value, and the possibility of turning the results of research into benefits for European citizens and for European competitiveness.
I have been listening to all the teenage mothers and their stories about how their boyfriends reacted once they decided they wanted a real commitment and not just a promise to help out.
Our citizens may never become fully informed about the details of the Treaties,but they can always be trusted to differentiate between integrity and real commitment on the one hand and half-truths and Realpolitik on the other.