Examples of using General commitment in English and their translations into German
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However, it was just about a general commitment to it.”.
General commitment to Policy Coherence for Development.
It drew up its own environmental guidelines in 1999 in order to give concrete form to this general commitment.
FMD: General commitment not to re-introduce vaccination by Member States.
On no account should it be interpreted to imply a general commitment on the part of the Member States to provide special social benefits.
The general commitment for monitoring and evaluation should be translated into operational arrangements in the context of the NAPincl implementation.
This applies not only here; we must make a total, general commitment to this effect because it is part of our overall objectives.
A general commitment to be followed by farmers who produce feed, ensuring that they will act in a way that minimise hazards and that they will protect products against contamination and spoilage.
WHEREAS a successful cooperation in this field implies a general commitment by both sides to make complementary efforts to stimulate student mobility.
Has great importance to the preparation of young people for marriage, and the recent Synod on the family has insisted that“the pastoralcare of the bride and groom must be general commitment of the Christian community….
However, it is also a general commitment to a quality of life from which the employees, the location and finally, of course, the customers benefit.
Our inclusion in the jclouds and Libcloud platforms forms part of our general commitment and strategy to reduce friction between public IaaS clouds.
Some countries make a general commitment to uphold stakeholder involvement at all policy stages and throughout the reporting cycle.
This provision should be inspired by Article XX and XXI GATT allowing, under certain conditions,for measures that constitute an exception to the general commitment of lowering barriers for reasons of public interest.
Others are in the stage of drafting possible steps or general commitments to reinforce equal pay legislation and reduce labour market segmentation.
I believe that the machinery for credible joint action is important, and this brings us back to the problemof the CFSP. On this point, clearly, there is a need for a general commitment, a need to reinforce and broaden the SFOR mandate.
Having a cosmopolitan outlook is a fundamental attitude and a general commitment to international exchange- irrespective of organisational structures or specialisms.
This would be a reasonable and sensible approach. It would allow the Union to regain an adequateflow of investment despite the current economic uncertainty, the inevitable demands of enlargement and the declared aim of increasing general commitment to research and development and innovation.
It embodies a general commitment to regulatory convergence and to harmonisation of air transport standards in the field of safety, security and environment.
If on the other hand, it is used to justify the maintenance of production support policies and of protection at the border, it will continueto be strongly opposed by exporting countries as being inconsistent with the general commitment to liberalise agricul- tural trade.
This reflects the general commitment of the EPO to cost efficiency already laid down in Article2 of the FinRegs(which apply pursuant to Article1(1) BFR), which reads as follows.
Has great importance to the preparation of young people for marriage, and the recent Synod on the family has insisted that“the pastoral care of thebride and groom must be general commitment of the Christian community to introduce adequate and convincing way the Gospel message with respect to the dignity of the person, their freedom and the respect for their rights”.
While I welcome the general commitment towards ensuring the health and safety of workers and also guaranteeing that there is cohesion across the Member States with regard to the minimum protection that will be available, I fear for certain sectors.
Without CCS, though, the 2°C target would be in evengreater jeopardy than it already is. Politicians' general commitment to CCS and the realisation that the technology can make a valuable contribution to climate protection must therefore be followed by action.
Hence the appeal to general commitment to the pastoral care of vocations: if consecrated life is a good for the whole Church, something that interests everyone, pastoral care that aims to promote vocations to the consecrated life must also be a commitment felt by all: Bishops, priests, the consecrated and lay people.
There is a small- but too timid-sign of progress in the call for a renewed general commitment in this field, ending with the call for better application of instruments devoted to the Roma, as if invoking something which we have not managed to achieve.
Improve the situation in the general commitments of the integrated approach, partly or not achieved in 2002(evaluation, statistics, indicators, awareness-raising, training) in sports-related actions- particularly for preparatory actions for 2004, the European Year of Education through Sport.
The Commission will launch a publicconsultation before summer 2010 as part of its more general commitment to report by the end of the year, in the light of market and technological developments, on whether additional guidance is required, in order to secure the basic objectives of freedom of expression, transparency, the need for investment in efficient and open networks, fair competition and openness to innovative business models.
The poverty implications of recent price fallshave prompted the international community to make general commitments to take action e. g the Third UN Conference on the Least Developed Countries in Brussels, 2001; the Doha Declaration of November 2001; the Finance for Development Conference in Monterrey, 2002; the World Summit for Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, 2002; the United Nations General Assembly, 2002.