Examples of using Fulfilling commitments in English and their translations into German
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By fulfilling commitments, being concrete and, if necessary, switching quickly.
Report on the additional period for fulfilling commitments under the Kyoto Protocol.
After fulfilling commitments in Karlsruhe and Bonn, she started dancing in 1973 for the Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz in Munich, where she performed as a soloist for Ivan Sertij and Günther Pick.
The EC's approval is conditional on DuPont and Dow fulfilling commitments given to the EC in connection with the clearance.
Our company has established itself in the market over time by highlighting the high quality of the work,as well as punctuality and reliability in fulfilling commitments.
It serves a dual purpose,evaluating progress made in reducing greenhouse gases and also in fulfilling commitments under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
In respect of the last year of the commitment period, retirement shall take place prior to the end of theadditional period set in the Marrakech Accords for fulfilling commitments.
It is aimed at fulfilling commitments made within the G-20, in the wake of the global financial crisis, as well as the European Council's pledge to regulate all players in the market that might pose a risk to financial stability.
Honesty implies a lack of deceit while trustworthiness entails honouring and fulfilling commitments, promises, trusts and covenants.
Those implementing provisions may contain requirements for reporting on the demonstration of progress as required by Article 3(2)of the Kyoto Protocol and on reporting in relation to the additional period for fulfilling commitments.
There were design faults, such as the lack of planning regarding financial assistance to countries within the euro area,inefficiency in fulfilling commitments in the areas of public finance and competitiveness and increased macroeconomic imbalances and divergence within the euro area.
In accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 9(2), the Commission may adopt provisions containing requirements for reporting on the demonstration of progress as required by Article 3(2) of theKyoto Protocol and for reporting in relation to the additional period set in the Marrakech Accords for fulfilling commitments.
Reporting in relation to the additional period set in the Marrakech Accords for fulfilling commitments pursuant to Article 5(5) and 6.
The Community and each Member State shall submit a report to the UNFCCC Secretariat on theadditional period set in the Marrakech Accords for fulfilling commitments upon the expiry of that period.
Methodology is an unfamiliar concept for many groups and this leads directly to problems with fulfilling commitments and interpreting results.
Reporting in relation to the retirement of AAUs, CERs, ERUs or RMUs after the additional periodreferred to in paragraph 14 of Decision 13/CMP.1 for fulfilling commitments pursuant to Article 3, paragraph 1, of the Kyoto Protocol.
These Parties are required to report supplementary information relating tothe accounting of assigned amount in conjunction with a report upon expiration of this additional period for fulfilling commitments which is referred to in Decision 19/CP.7 of the Marrakech Accords4.
If objective facts and fulfilled commitments can be deliberately ignored, Bulgarians may become convinced that the EU is only interested in promoting a Europe of the“balkanizing” kind.
All States will fulfil commitments and significantly reduce the rate of loss of biodiversity by 2010 and continue ongoing efforts towards elaborating and negotiating an international regime on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing;
Tradesmen who do not fulfil commitments are incredibly annoying.
SIS II is being created to fulfil commitments entered into at the highest political level in the Treaty of Amsterdam, the Accession Treaty and the Hague Programme.
What Europe too often lacks is not extra mechanisms to implement agreed policies,but rather the political will to fulfil commitments which have already been made but not executed.
This figure and this level of funding demonstrates the European Union's ambitions in previous years,but there is a time when the political will to fulfil commitments that have already been undertaken has to be demonstrated.
In 73% of local authorities, organisational changes favourable to sustainable development have been made to municipal services,to facilitate a more integrated approach to problems and to fulfil commitments arising from the Aalborg Charter and the Rio Conference;
While it was clear that additional resources werenow needed from all donors to be able to fulfil commitments made, State Secretary Winkler said that the unfortunate reality of the slowing world economy will affect the ability to provide such resources.
Without going into details of how they can be invoked, by way of example I will take the internal market safeguard, which is specifically designed to dealwith cases where a new Member State fails to fulfil commitments made in the accession negotiations.
Without prejudice to the provisions of Article 23, the Bank shall not, in managing its investments, engage inany currency arbitrage not directly required to carry out its lending operations or fulfil commitments arising out of loans raised or guarantees granted by it.
The Commission's recommendations are aimed at fulfilling these commitments.

