Examples of using To abide by their commitments in English and their translations into French
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We call again on all countries to abide by their commitments in this domain.
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged the remaining parties of the deal to abide by their commitments.
The pressures on the parties to abide by their commitments are not having a perceptible effect on the ground.
The Assembly therefore formally asks the member States to abide by their commitments to. .
Governments had to abide by their commitments and pay attention to maintaining a balance between HIV and other health priorities.
Image caption Iran's President Hassan Rouhani says world powers have failed to abide by their commitments.
We continue to call on the Iranian regime to abide by their commitments to the international community,” she said.
Transparency requirements- andthe knowledge that WTO members stand on watchful guard- create a powerful incentive for members to abide by their commitments.
He called on the parties to the Israeli-Palestinian agreements to abide by their commitments and the agreed timetable without resorting to delaying tactics.
It is imperative for the parties to strictly follow the letter andthe spirit of agreements signed to date and to abide by their commitments and obligations.
It also called on the Russian authorities to abide by their commitments, and particularly those accepted within the framework of the Council of Europe and the OSCE.
The United Nations presence can be justified only if the parties show the necessary political will to abide by their commitments and to implement the agreement.
The African Group calls on Member States to abide by their commitments to enhance international cooperation and the exchange of information as a prelude to the establishment of such a regime.
Council members had differing views on the situation, butstressed the need for both sides to abide by their commitments to nonviolence.
This is why we launch a sincere appeal to our partners to abide by their commitments to a timely and unconditional disbursement of pledged funds within the framework of the Paris Consultative Group.
Council members' views on the situation differed, butthey stressed the need for both sides to abide by their commitments to non-violence.
Ghana therefore joins other countries in calling on the nuclear-weapon States to abide by their commitments under article VI of the Treaty, which was reaffirmed in the sixth step of the 13 practical steps adopted at the 2000 Review Conference.
The international community must therefore exert the necessary positive influence over the parties to abide by their commitments under the Rome Agreement.
They urged the transitional federal institutions andthe road map signatories to abide by their commitments, and also stressed the importance of a transparent and legitimate political process, including public consultations on the Constitution.
In conclusion, I wish to appeal to our Assembly to encourage manifestations of real political will on the part of Governments to abide by their commitments.