Examples of using These commitments in English and their translations into Czech
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You play a key role in delivering these commitments.
These commitments were made on several occasions and must feature in the new proposals.
It's like you can't get married anymore without having all these commitments.
Nor does Parliament have to enforce these commitments over a longer period of time.
It's like you can't get married anymore without having all these commitments.
It is important that these commitments are now translated into real and tangible actions.
However, recent events have shown us a serious deviation from all these commitments.
The scope of these commitments is broader than that of any comparable agreement.
On several occasions, the EU has called on other donors to meet these commitments.
I reaffirm these commitments today, adjusted of course only to the time that has elapsed since then.
We expect all of our employees to fulfill these commitments in their everyday work.
Parliament will therefore ensure that both the Commission andany forthcoming Presidencies adhere to these commitments.
These commitments reflect values and include the obligation to respect the decisions of the bodies they set up.
Is it your wish that we should have these commitments by next year, or that women should have been appointed by next year?
We have taken note of your comments butas Members of the European Parliament, we would also like to be able to monitor these commitments.
The European Union is determined to meet these commitments with an integrated approach to climate and energy policy.
Mr Bussereau has stressed what these initiatives are, and what commitments are being made by the European Union andthe Member States, and we share and endorse these commitments.
Not all of these commitments last long, however, and the children often then become hostages to disputes between their parents.
Korea will need to changes its domestic regulations to comply with these commitments, whereas no such change would be needed in Europe.
To ensure that these commitments are respected, the FTA establishes a strong framework for monitoring their implementation, involving civil society, business, trade unions and NGOs.
We need to have a clear implementation plan for fulfilling these commitments so that the new legal structures available are given proper substance.
Thus, on the one hand, citizens will learn to check to what extent their national authorities adhere to their European obligations while,on the other hand, governments will at long last have to be answerable for these commitments.
At the end of the day, implementation of these commitments will be crucial for the progressive resumption of our budgetary support programmes.
The European Union has also made major commitments in the Middle East, and we expect these commitments to be followed up with political action.
These commitments will also be reflected in the National Reform Programmes and Stability Programmes submitted each year which will be assessed by the Commission, the Council, and the Eurogroup in the context of the European Semester.
It is now important to ensure strict andconsistent implementation of all these commitments according to the agreed timetable, to ensure a global level playing field.
These commitments and efforts by Turkey should be viewed as an opportunity for Turkey itself to modernise, given the support from Turkish citizens and civil society for Turkey's further democratisation and their commitment to an open and pluralistic society.
Workers should also be able to file complaints against a government if it fails to respect these commitments, with the possibility for sanctions if they fail to comply with an adverse ruling.
It is especially important to agree on economic partnerships to strengthen the compatibility of EU policy for the good of development and, inter alia, the promotion of suitable work, welfare and job creation and ensure the appropriate implementation of trade commitments andthe application of a suitable transition period for these commitments.
I believe that this is now the right approach for us to pursue, but these commitments can only be credible if and when they bring concrete improvements to the peoples in the region.