Examples of using Full commitment in English and their translations into Finnish
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One Team: Full commitment.
As we conclude this stage,an equally promising stage is beginning that requires our full commitment.
Italy reiterates its full commitment to the tax package.
The full commitment of the countries of South Eastern Europe is vital to the success of this endeavour.
The Commission identifies the main areas to be addressed in order to achieve full commitment to the Single Market.
This requires the full commitment of the Council and it requires enthusiasm; both are needed to make the innovation strategy work.
The Council recalled the Presidency Conclusions from 6 October 1999 and re-affirmed its full commitment to the ICAO process.
The scale of the challenge requires a full commitment not only from the EU institutions, but from everyone with a stake in Europe's success.
Identifying and meeting security challenges in relation to information systems andnetworks in the EU requires the full commitment of all stakeholders.
The suggested process should be capable of ensuring the full commitment of all concerned parties to the achievement of the agreed goals.
The full commitment of the European Union to the development of a secure, democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo, in line with UN Security Council Resolution 1244 has been reaffirmed once again.
Realising them, and progressing towards the broader goal, will require the full commitment from all relevant players on both sides.
I can confirm the Commission's full commitment and my personal commitment to achieving this goal as soon as possible.
I really believe that unless we have the confidence of our farmers and producers that we are looking after their interests,we will not get their full commitment for measures that we take within the European Union.
The Council expresses its full commitment to further support the parties in their ongoing negotiations and subsequent implementation.
Achieving debt sustainability will be challenging, and it will require from Greece a full commitment to the new programme as well as its rigorous implementation.
This shows the Commission's full commitment to modernising and developing European social systems, to tackling social exclusion and poverty, and to attaining the target of more and better jobs.
It is also a beginning in the sense that whatwe now need- and we have seen it all before in Bosnia- is the full commitment of the international community to the stability and security and reconstruction of Kosovo.
The Commission believes that the full commitment of the financial sector and of the new activities and professions to be brought within the scope of the Directive will be guaranteed where the clear objective is to combat organised crime.
Improving communication between scientists, policy makers andstakeholders, particularly ACFA and the RACs and securing their full commitment, should remain a priority.
Finally, I would observe that the Commissioner confirms full commitment to protect workers' rights and to fight against social dumping.
Full commitment to safeguard your privacy: Your information is completely confidential, and our privacy policy is in compliance with EU Data Protection Directive 95/46 and Directive on privacy and electronic communications 2002/58/EC.
This operation provides further tangible proof of the EU's full commitment to fYROM and the further development of the European Security and Defence Policy ESDP.
This is the vision I would like to debate with you in the coming weeks,because one thing we have learnt from the Lisbon Strategy is that a European economic strategy needs the full commitment of the European political community and the social partners.
Not all Member States and stakeholders have demonstrated the full commitment necessary to finalise the regulatory and operational context of the service at their level.
Continue their full commitment to pursuing at national, European and international level their activities against trafficking in human beings, in particular women, wherever possible in cooperation with, and where appropriate by providing support to NGOs;
Even the most peaceful countries in the world- andEurope among them- know that a full commitment to peace does not necessarily mean that armies are abolished and all means of defence are to be destroyed.
It is clear that the full commitment and genuine cooperation of Member States, in the framework of the coordinated support to be provided by EASO, is essential for ensuring an effective implementation of the provisional measures envisaged.
They decided on action to be taken at the level of the Member States,in particular expressing full commitment to achieving the objectives of the Europe 2020 Strategy and to implementing the country-specific recommendations.
The Council reaffirmed its full commitment to contribute to the implementation of UNSCR 1778(2007) which authorises the deployment in the Republic of Chad and the Central African Republic of a multidimensional presence, the military element of which is provided by the EU.