Examples of using Greater commitment in English and their translations into Danish
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I believe that these are goals requiring a greater commitment by all.
I expect greater commitment on the part of the Council on this matter.
Danish Businesses pushing greater commitment to technology.
The governments themselves really must do some advance work, however, and demonstrate greater commitment.
For the Commission to make a greater commitment in the following fields.
These words must inspire us to make an ever greater commitment.
Nonetheless, greater commitment from the Council is urgently needed.
Yes, we agree with those Members who want greater commitment to reform.
I am positive that, with greater commitment on the Commission' s part, this would have been feasible.
Secondly, diversification of sources of supply requires greater commitment to Nabucco.
Most importantly, we expected greater commitment to the fight against climate change.
I know that both Parliament and the Commission want that greater commitment to rail.
I would have liked to have seen greater commitment from the Commission in this respect.
A greater commitment would in fact have been required in order for them to be adopted within the time allowed.
In this respect, I call on the Commission to show greater commitment to achieving these goals.
Given this greater commitment to godliness, it is not surprising that Christ"shall judge among the nations….
We therefore need a more substantial contribution and also a greater commitment from the Member States.
Furthermore, greater commitment will be needed from all those involved in the agricultural reform process.
But in what the Union can and should take on,it must show greater commitment and efficiency.
It involves a greater commitment to elaborating on those principles in order to promote growth and jobs for our citizens.
It is this global aspect that in my view justifies a greater commitment from us all, in particular the parliaments.
This would mean greater commitment to the implementation of EU legislation than what is required in the present convergence agreements.
Even with the existing resources more could be done if greater commitment were shown in applying them.
Seventhly, we would appeal for greater commitment from the countries with which we cooperate in the achievement of those Objectives.
The concern that there has been must therefore be transformed into even greater commitment to making the agreement a reality.
All these goals require a greater commitment by all: by the Commission, by Parliament, by national parliaments and by governments.
That is why I see the strengthening of this instrument and the Union's greater commitment to development cooperation as important.
There needs to be a greater commitment to regional policy that is increasingly flexible and integrated with other instruments and programmes.
What needs to be done in order to break with these policies and make a greater commitment to production, to jobs and to valuing labour?
This would facilitate greater commitment by the Gulf Cooperation Council, whose financial participation in local projects would be crucial.