Examples of using Commitments are in English and their translations into German
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Commitments are complicated.
No more extensive agreements and commitments are considered to have been made.
The commitments are made in national currency.
Issues like the ageing of the population and the need to fund future commitments are crucial.
These commitments are all on track.
Transparency and commitments are two sides of the same coin.
Commitments are important but what we need are actions.
The Commission considers that these commitments are appropriate to remedy the competition concerns.
Commitments are taken seriously and generally seen through to a harmonious conclusion.
Continuing relationships and long-term commitments are the aim here, so don't expect to be able to negotiate a deal in a short time.
Commitments are, theoretically- and I would like to stress that- possible during the entire eligibility period, which means 2008.
Overall, commitments are being met.
Such commitments are already contained in the Treaty of European Union which confirms the attachment of Member States to fundamental human and social rights.
Spreadshirt's commitments are various and wide-ranging.
These commitments are not a matter of charity, but an obligation in the pursuit of human rights for all.
But these commitments are not always matched by action.
These commitments are expressed as a percentage reduction from the 2005 emission level.
Gracida consortium commitments are reflected in the mission vision and More… values??
Such commitments are not foreseen, and the decision onpayment of income on shares or direction of profit for other needs are taken at the general meeting of shareholders.
Once taken commitments are respected at ars publicandi, hidden costs do not exist.
These commitments are very closely examined by Commission staff.
Long term commitments are given absolute precedence over short term procurement goals.
These two commitments are expressed publically and transparently in the PUMA Code of Conduct.
These commitments are proof that when people join together we can bring about real change.
Long-term commitments are necessary for attracting new actors to the market and for developing new services.
These commitments are incredibly encouraging and have the potential to truly impact the lives of people living in poverty in Nigeria.
Those commitments are a good step towards achieving the objectives of the Pact, which must now be implemented at the national level.
Their national commitments are integrated in the National Reform and Stability or Convergence Programmes and assessed within the framework of the European semester.
All these general and specific commitments are in the Political Declaration and in the Programme of Action which the Heads of State and Government will endorse at the end of the World Summit.
Decisive action and concrete commitments are now urgent: these include in particular more research and financial resources, and completing the system for the protection of intellectual property rights.