Examples of using Those commitments in English and their translations into Danish
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I would like to mention some of those commitments.
It created those commitments of the past just as much as Parliament did.
There can be no question of going back on any of those commitments.
Without those commitments, we are heading for a climatic, political and moral disaster.
I assure you we will work to ensure those commitments are met on time.
We have taken note of those commitments and we expect to see them reflected in the work programme in January.
My group will be seeking in the voting to scale down significantly those commitments.
And Parliament, at least, intends to honour those commitments and the promises that were made.
Those commitments are a good step towards achieving the objectives of the Pact, which must now be implemented at the national level.
I have already said, and this remains my view,that we believe we are very much honouring those commitments to the ACP countries.
It is essential that those commitments should be honoured, and we all want to see early results in the inter-ethnic dialogue.
The Commission must continue its effort to clear the accounts by cancelling those commitments which can no longer be implemented.
What we will not accept under any circumstances is Amendment No 115, which the Group of the Greens is presenting once again,which goes much further than those commitments.
As I made clear earlier,implementing those commitments will be an important element in developing EU-Tunisia relations.
Let us now, in our trade agreements, in our GSP agreements andin our public procurement policies, live up to those commitments.
So far as I am aware,it is also true that in order to get those commitments the rapporteurs have made a great number of offers that could not be refused.
If Member States make commitments to implement the matters which affect life anddeath than we have to find ways of ensuring that they comply with those commitments.
It is time that we, as the European Parliament,reminded all 27 Member States that they made those commitments back then and that they also have to keep to them.
Mr Santer understands that this group and those who voted for the resolution were voting for a stronger European Commission, a stronger Europe, andwe will keep him to those commitments.
In other words, it does not seem to us to be viable to maintain those commitments within the framework of the financial perspective, with the cuts that it implies.
The Commissioners that attended our Committee made significant, specific commitments, and we have given them a vote of confidence, butwe guarantee that we will ensure that those commitments are fulfilled.
However, there have been some substantial improvements and even those commitments that do not signify any progress do at least make the current situation certain.
Those commitments apply as well to the present proposal and a clear reference to this is made in Amendment No 4 as adopted by the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market on 26 February 2002.
In June this year(2008) the European Council strongly reconfirmed those commitments, a welcome and essential measure since EU aid levels dropped last year, for the first time since Monterrey.
Madam President, I wish to speak on this report because it is necessary for the European Union to find a more effective way to ensure that Member States who make commitments in relation to matters of life anddeath actually comply with those commitments.
I presented this to Parliament, as you will remember, in a reference to the need to deepen those commitments in terms of more market friendly, more innovative public procurement rules in Europe.
The Member State shall require an assurance undertaking to set aside in its accounts a provision to meet interest-rate commitments vis-à-vis policy holders if the present orforeseeable yield on the undertaking's assets is insufficient to cover those commitments;
Sandra and Felipe Poveda also reflected those commitments in a similar context, meeting a unique challenge through the United for Human Rights and Youth for Human Rights campaigns.
Canada is making a great deal of money out of exploiting its tar sands but it also made commitments under the Kyoto Protocol to reduce its CO2 emissions, andit has reneged on those commitments because of the financial benefits it is getting from tar sands.
Instead, note will be taken of those undertakings, butwe will continue the call both for confirmation of those commitments as a matter of urgency and for the regulation to be amended as soon as possible so that it can, at the earliest opportunity, include the alternative tests, which will have been fully validated in the meantime.