Examples of using New commitments in English and their translations into German
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The suspension will concern new commitments.
These new commitments will help ensure that we can finish the job.
An overview of all investment projects receiving new commitments.
New commitments for climate protection investments reached EUR 439 million.
Advanced countries are certain to resist any new commitments.
Virtually all the new commitments were for interregional cooperation.
The EU Council of FinanceMinisters decided that the two countries had announced new commitments.
High-level Conference announces new commitments for education in developing countries.
No new commitments were made in 2007 for projects either in the environment or transport sectors.
In the second closing Bouwfonds IM raised new commitments of EUR 110 million.
The same applies to new commitments being offered in the framework of present negotiations.
The four carriers nowoperate a combined 295 Airbus planes and, with the new commitments, have 636 on order.
Today, Europe does not need new commitments; it needs political leadership and decisive action.
I feel that Member States' contributions need to be revisedin order to include our new commitments and needs even before 2006.
No new commitments were made in 2008 for projects either in the environment or transport sectors since the ISPA instrument ended in 2006.
News Breakthrough to end kafala after new commitments from Qatar on workers' rights.
New commitments approved during the year totalled 4 227 949 EUA for 16 signed loan agreements to a total value of 28 671 270 EUA.
Engagement from the business community was crucial and led to new commitments, for example under the European Pact for Youth see Section 3.3.
While this is one more than under the first commitment period, Japan,New Zealand and the Russian Federation have not made new commitments.
Active policies and new commitments must be made by civil society in order to promote social attitudes that support integration.
The external aid managed by the EuropeanCommission amounted to about€ 12.1 billion of new commitments in 2006, of which€ 9.8 billion is classified as ODA.
In November 2006, the last new commitments were made in San José as part of“traditional” Technical and Financial Cooperation, which was in the process of being phased out.
Partners Group, the global private markets investment manager,has raised over USD 1 billion in new commitments for the firm's successful junior debt investment strategy.
In addition to these new commitments, a range of programmes and projects were launched in 1998, and projects from previous years were continued or completed.
As regards the form, everybody agreed that these new commitments should be made binding, but they there were different views as to how this could be done.
New commitments and rules should provide the necessary flexibility(Special and Differential Treatment(SDT)) for developing countries, notably the LDCs and the small and vulnerable economies.
We are cautious about any new commitments, but we stick to our existing commitments to the countries of south-eastern Europe.
No new commitments have been proposed in the fields of education and health, and we are not proposing any commitments in the field of audiovisual services.
As a timeframe for implementing these new commitments, we are suggesting six years for the industrialised countries and ten years for the developing countries, starting in 2006.
All potential new commitments of EC funds from 2007 are subject to ongoing discussions on the Financial Perspectives and without prejudice to financing and implementing decisions.