Examples of using Active commitment in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Without its active commitment EMU can never be successfully accomplished.
The Church is always for dialogue, but this requires an active commitment to respect freedom, and, above all, life.
Russia's active commitment to promoting dialogue between the Armenian and the Azerbaijan presidents in the Nagorno-Karabakh matter is, of course, welcome.
The European Union must definitely make a more active commitment in the future settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
This approach is characterized by combining a central engagement in local, regional,and national issues with an active commitment to international collaboration.
All of this requires an active commitment on the part of the European institutions, in particular the Commission.
It is characterized by combining a keen engagement in local, regional,and national issues with an active commitment to international collaboration.
For the latter requires not only active commitment to the cause chosen by the participants but also their acceptance of likely sacrifices.
We also examined how theCommission used leverage available to it to obtain the active commitment of the national authorities to reform.
The Cocoa and Forests Initiative is an active commitment of cocoa-producing countries Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana and Colombia with leading chocolate and cocoa companies.
The board of directors, CEOs and senior management should demonstrate visible and active commitment to the implementation of the business principles.
This requires the active commitment of the chief executive,” said József Péter Martin, the executive director of Transparency International Hungary, summarizing the lessons of the study.
One third of the actions have been completed butthe remainder still need active commitment both at EU and national level(see also section 4.1 below).
Unqualified rejection of- and active commitment to combat- terrorism, fanaticism, extremism and sectarianism in all its forms and to tackle conditions conducive to their spread;
On a more structural basis,the social and economic integration of Roma requires the active commitment of the Member States, supported by the European Union.
Urges the Commission and the Member States to reach agreement as soon as possible on assigning the 20% renewables target, taking into account cost-effectiveness and sectoral analyses of the potential in each country,in such a way as ensures an active commitment from all Member States;
Policy-makers must therefore strengthen policy interventions, boost active commitment to macro-regional strategies and cut red tape.
The rule of law is the response to the problems caused by terrorism and organised crime, ensuring a balance between freedom and security, joint action between police and judiciary,European and international cooperation, and active commitment from citizens and civil society.
Ghana and Cote D'Ivoire engaged in the Cocoa and Forests Initiative,which is an active commitment of cocoa-producing countries Côte d'Ivoire, and Ghana with leading chocolate and cocoa companies.
There is an increasingly widespread conviction that in the fight against terrorism, state action is notenough if it does not go hand-in-hand with the active commitment of civil society and its stakeholders.
To put this programme into action we need the active commitment of the presidency, the support of individual Member States and of the Council, and the clear engagement of this Parliament.
We need to look not only at what does not work, but at what does work,and we need your active commitment, Commissioner, in that task.
Youth for Europe" is mainly geared to reinforcing the active commitment of young people by supporting exchanges, mobility and initiatives for young people and their projects for participating in democratic life.
Spain has always demonstrated- and this applies to all the major parties- that it is a country with deeply held European convictions,a country which takes the initiative and is willing to show active commitment to the shared future of our continent.
The Berlin Declaration states that,"Establishing openaccess as a worthwhile procedure ideally requires the active commitment of each and every individual producer of scientific knowledge and holder of cultural heritage".
Mechanisms for political and policy dialogue should be set up and operate well and we expect the Commission to make explicit andconsistent use of leverage available to it as part of this dialogue to obtain the active commitment of the national authorities to reform.
The key to a revitalised sustainable development strategy must be a strong grassroots base,a substantial degree of active commitment among organisations and institutions, and dynamic and flexible planning of activities.
Helicopters, medical support and explosives represent significant progress but are not enough:we need vision and an active commitment and we call on you, Baroness Ashton, to deploy them both with strength and clarity.
Such a way with its practical and concrete countermeasures and counteractions under no circumstances means passivity or collaboration with the Papal errors,but a very active commitment and a true compassion with the Church, which, in the time of a heretical or semi-heretical pope, experiences her Golgotha hours.
Ex-ante screening of the anti-fraud mechanisms available in the partner country as partof the assessment of the eligibility criterion of public finance management for receiving budget support(i.e. active commitment to fight fraud and corruption, adequate inspection authorities, sufficient judicial capacity and efficient response and sanction mechanisms);