Examples of using New commitments in English and their translations into Danish
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The new commitments amount to 8.5 million u.a.
As we all know, the European Union will be taking on more and more new commitments.
The same applies to new commitments being offered in the framework of present negotiations.
The dialogue in itself is not an opening for negotiations on new commitments.
Although new commitments fell in 1989, the rate of disbursement of Lomé III funds rose sharply.
That is my first proposal to this House as it strives to obtain new commitments.
Are we really going to finance new commitments by cutting ones that we had previously made?
In adopting the Lisbon Treaty, our Member States have accepted many new commitments.
It is a positive step to underline the importance of the new commitments made at Johannesburg, even though they are so limited.
New commitments, programmes and promises of subsidies may only be honoured within the framework of the reallocation of old appropriations.
The evaluation studies, mainly in preparation for the midterm review, accounted for about 10% of new commitments during the year.
Every six months we have new commitments to finance because the Council has identified new priorities without consulting Parliament.
For the period 2003-2007,over EUR 15 billion are available for new commitments, more than 10 billion for payments.
Adopting the slogan"new currency, stable prices", they decided in April to renew their 1998 agreement andto add some important new commitments.
It is important to realise that beyond the commitments of Kyoto, new commitments have to be made in order to sufficiently slow down climate change.
Too much money is earmarked for aid for market agriculture,which leaves margins unused due to legal bases that prohibit new commitments.
It is not acceptable that from one year to the next the European Union undertakes new commitments under Section IV of the budget, without putting more money into it.
This will also contribute to making good delays in payments that have already been identified and to being able to pay out new commitments more rapidly.
I am convinced that the industry is also a winner with the new commitments on prohibition, experimentation and marketing of six years from the entry into force of the directive.
I feel that Member States' contributions need to be revised in order to include our new commitments and needs even before 2006.
This meeting should lead to new commitments, with a balanced development of the CSCE process involving in particular better protection for minorities.
Thanks to the progress made,further steps can be taken in the country's European programme; new commitments can be made and new requirements can be formulated.
TOURISM" COUNCIL: New commitments in favour of employment and the fight against sex tourism involving children, but still no agreement on the multiannual programme PHILOXENIA.
This means that the EU honours existing commitments towards countries already in the process, butis cautious about assuming any new commitments.
But we also need a guarantee that payments for new commitments will be dealt with speedily so as to avoid another mountain of backlogs in the future.
There is an irrefutable fact in her report: category 4, which was approved in Berlin,may become insufficient if we continue to add the funding of new commitments.
With regard to the 1999 expenditure,a total amount of EUR 93.6 billion was entered into the account as new commitments, and payments amounting to EUR 80.3 billion were recorded.
The truth is that, if the increase in appropriations is insufficient,paying the commitments that have been outstanding the longest will delay the payment of new commitments.
But before the tendering procedure could be taken further, all new commitments for the budget lines for human rights were frozen as a result of the famous Court judgment which was delivered in May of this year.
We believe it is time to design a new social contract for care that goes way beyond the traditional view of a contract between the state and the individual,and which calls for new commitments involving employers, local agencies and communities.