Examples of using Commitment made in English and their translations into German
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The commitment made by France to take additional measures if necessary is, for the Council, an assurance in this respect.
This figure is clearly disappointing and contrary to the commitment made by G20 leaders to"rectify" such measures.
I strongly support the commitment made during the G20 meeting to generate a greater volume of capital and draw up liquidity management standards.
In June 2008,the Commission adopted the Communication“Regulatory aspects of nanomaterials”,14 fulfilling a commitment made in the Action Plan.
The Committee supports the commitment made by Member States to eliminate harmful tax competition by 2010 at the latest.
Political will can play a crucial role here, and in this regard,we must welcome the commitment made by President Kabila to take a zero tolerance approach.
RECALLS the commitment made in Bonn in July 2001 to make an annual $410m available to developing countries for the implementation of the Convention and;
As the rapporteur, Mr Secchi, said,the process of coordinating the European Union's tax systems according to the commitment made by the Council of Ministers in this regard must be speeded up.
I am confident that the commitment made at Lisbon to improving the efficiency of the financial markets will help to speed-up implementation of the Action Plan.
The purchase order will be recorded on JULBO's computer records which are, in turn, stored on a secure and permanent medium andshall be deemed proof of the commitment made by the Customer.
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 G8 countries regarding the writing-off of the entire multilateral debt of the world's 18 poorest countries is a significant step forward, which must be supported.
This response to the FP6 evaluation is partof a renewed and strengthened commitment made by the Commission to report on the implementation, progress and achievements of the Framework Programmes.
Due to the commitment made to the employees and the strong sense of belonging to the region, the Rottweil location will continue to be the headquarters of the growth-oriented MRS Electronic.
Let them admit that the EUR 35 million budgeted fordoes not achieve Mr Patten's own commitment made on 16 September in order to keep the Commission's own seat on the Global Health Fund board.
Following the commitment made by Education Ministers in the Berlin Communiqué, the Diploma Supplement should be issued automatically and free of charge to graduates at the end of their study programme Figure C3.
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 by the Commission and the Member States paves the way to a paper free environment for customs which will allow faster and better exchange of information between European customs authorities and traders.
Although it is true that there aremeans 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.
FR Mr President, I just wanted to say that, if I understand our fellow Member Mr Papastamkos's amendment correctly,it is about recalling the commitment made in Hong Kong by all the WTO members to abolish export subsidies.
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 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.
The Commission's new determination to refine andstrengthen its human rights policy comes from a commitment made by President Santer to the European Parliament and a decision to include it in the Commission's work programme for 1996.
Member States recall their commitment made at Cologne and their determination to give the EU appropriate capabilities, without unnecessary duplication, to be able to undertake the full range of Petersberg tasks in support of the CFSP.
The Council underlines the importance of better regulation to the Lisbon agenda andwelcomes the commitment made by the Commission to place regulatory reform among the top priorities in its strategy for promoting jobs and growth.
The Governing Council also welcomes the commitment made by national authorities with regard to the provision of support facilities for banks where private sector means are insufficient.
Its position was strengthened by the commitment made at the G8 summit in L'Aquila to provide EUR 2 billion, which is in addition to the EUR 1 billion Food Facility.
Urges the EU Council to reiterate the commitment made in the Europe 2020 strategy, namely to reduce the number of people living below the poverty line by at least 20 million by 2020;
In the same spirit, the Member States should reaffirm the commitment made at the Millennium summit to devote 0.7% of GDP to ODA over the next decade, while taking into account the absorption capacities and good governance of the recipient states.