Examples of using Commitment made in English and their translations into Finnish
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A marriage is a commitment made before God.
Payments, by contrast, concern expenditure implemented in 1999 andso only a small part of the commitment made.
It is essential to keep the commitment made by the European Union.
We are therefore in favour of drawing up the Danube Strategy during this year, in line with the commitment made by the Commission.
Next, there is the commitment made at Kyoto to reduce CO2 emissions by 8% relative to their 1990 level.
It is central to achieving the commitment made in Gothenburg.
It also recalls the commitment made in Kyoto: an 8% reduction in emissions of 6 greenhouse gases between 2008 and 2012.
Under these circumstances, the rapporteur proposes nothing less than re-specifying the commitment made with regard to public debt.
LCIF successfully fulfilled a commitment made in 2013 to raise US$30 million for the measles initiative by the end of 2017.
In June 2008, the Commission adopted the Communication“Regulatory aspects of nanomaterials”, 14 fulfilling a commitment made in the Action Plan.
I strongly support the commitment made during the G20 meeting to generate a greater volume of capital and draw up liquidity management standards.
In writing.- I and my Labour colleagues strongly support the commitment made by the G20 to work on a financial transaction tax.
The commitment made by the G8 leaders to cut these costs from 10% to 5% in the next five years is a first step in this direction.
As does Parliament's resolution, I welcome this commitment made by Member States, which shows true European solidarity.
Unilever's Commitment made for BSAG concerns Unilever Ingman Production which is, located in Sipoo, Finland and produces ice cream for consumers around the Baltic Sea.
Urges the EU Council to reiterate the poverty reduction commitment made in the Europe 2020 and to take into account the Sustainable Development Goals;
The commitment made in the Eurogroup to reach medium-term budgetary objectives in 2008 or 2009, and by 2010 at the latest, must also be respected by all euro area countries.
In addition, we will have to ensure that the commitment made by the Member States to invest revenue in sustainable projects has been kept.
The commitment made by the EU Member States at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in 2002 to manage all European fish stocks so theycan produce at Maximum Sustainable Yield by 2015;
In this respect the European Commission welcomes the commitment made in the updated programme to further increase the social security reserve fund created in 2000.
Following the commitment made by signing up to the platform in Beijing, a Regulation(EC 2836/98) on integrating gender issues in development cooperation was approved.
Although it is true that there are means which would potentially allow us to fulfil the commitment made in Kyoto through national strategies and measures, the economic cost of the different options varies enormously.
Respecting the commitment made in Cardiff, the Commission will ensure that environmental concerns are integrated into the main proposals in the work programme, particularly as regards Agenda 2000, transport and energy.
It is very important that we should now, rather than backtracking on this commitment, clarify how the commitment made by us in the European Union can directly benefit the interested parties, not least civil society.
It recalls the commitment made by participants in the Istanbul Conference to deliver assistance in coordination with the Government of Iraq also by contributing to the International Reconstruction Fund Facility for Iraq IRFFI.
Paragraph 45 mentions the needfor a legislative framework, admittedly at a sectoral level, and recalls the commitment made by Mr Barnier in his recent communication to submit proposals on SGIs in 2011.
It will furthermore confirm the commitment made in the proposal on the financial perspectives 2007-2013 that sustainable development will be a guiding principle for EU policies.
It should lead the EU to strongly reaffirm the commitment made ten years ago to make a decisive impact on the eradication of poverty and social exclusion.
It should be noted that the commitment made by the Member States of the WHO at the ministerial summit in Hong Kong(2005) concerns the parallel elimination of export subsidies and the imposition of disciplines on all export measures with equivalent competitive effect.
The challenge now is to fulfil the commitment made in Lisbon and ensure that all citizens, including those with disabilities, have interactive access to these services.