Examples of using Must commit in English and their translations into Finnish
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Must commit.
Experts examining such information must commit to maintain confidentiality.
I must commit furry cosplay.
Mrs Reding, you have said that businesses must commit to appoint women by next year.
You must commit yourself totally.
European integration is a success story, andwe must repeat it, we must commit ourselves to that!
But you must commit yourself.
Both sides, both political groups- the government and the opposition- must commit to finding a way out of this crisis.
You must commit them to your very soul.
I would like a guarantee to be given now that the programme will be extended to 2008, because we must commit to continuing this extremely important work of promoting equality of rights and opportunities between men and women.
You must commit justice, Ithacans.
Problems of discrimination in housing or the workplace should not be taken as"attacks on Islam" butas the effects of social policies that we must commit ourselves to changing, as citizens demanding equal rights for all.
The EU must commit funds for this purpose.
The viability of the second state must also be guaranteed, andMr Laschet is right to say that that requires that funds be mobilised for reconstruction, and we must commit ourselves to that, for it is in the interests of our own security to do so.
We must commit ourselves to preventing it from increasing social differences.
To legally court a woman of her stature one must commit a valued action which is virtually impossible as a commoner.
We must commit to giving our utmost support, financial and otherwise, to achieve this.
At the same time, and I would like to put particular emphasis on this, the Commission must commit to adapting, reviewing and modifying the current multiannual financial plan for 2007-2013 and to extending it until 2015-2016.
Banks must commit to implementing the existing standards for account numbering and payment instructions.
But the Commission continues to insist that Africa, Caribbean andPacific countries must commit to signing up fully to EPAs in 2008 and that some countries in the region should sign up to EPAs while others do not.
Europe must commit to finding a solution to this pending cross-border issue.
A condition for handing out material andgiving a research permit is that the person conducting the research must commit to handling the information in accordance with legislation on handling personal information and privacy protection.
Thirdly, we must commit ourselves to taking domestic action seriously and not to promoting nuclear energy.
We in the European Parliament, in our Committee on Development and, of course,in the Socialist Group in the European Parliament must commit ourselves to ensuring that Mr Hutchinson's proposals do not remain a mere statement of good intentions and that they do not come to nothing.
By 2020, the EU must commit EUR 30 billion a year as climate funding for developing countries, on top of foreign development aid.
On the other hand, all political parties and candidates seeking elected office in democracies must respect the basic principles of democracy andthe rule of law, and must commit to pursuing political objectives through exclusively peaceful means.
Finally, Iceland must commit to repaying monies owed to the UK and the Netherlands after the collapse of Icesave.
We must commit ourselves not just to the concept of equality of opportunity, but equally and crucially to the attainment of equality of outcome.
Most importantly, all Member States must commit to end the'wave-through' and must insist on the application of EU rules on asylum and border management.
We must commit ourselves, in the political acts of governments and States and their institutions, to ensuring that the danger areas in which terrorism can germinate are identified at an early stage- that prompt action is taken and prompt efforts are made to eliminate focal points of resentment, even justified resentment, by bringing the problems out into the open for democratic debate, by attempting to bring about reconciliation, and by never giving up hope of resolving conflicts by peaceful means.