Examples of using Commitment to respect in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The main one is a commitment to respect a certain minimum price which removes the injurious dumping level.
The Council would nevertheless take this opportunity of reiterating its profound commitment to respect for human rights.
The European Council reaffirms its commitment to respect the framework, rules and application in full of the stability and growth pact.
The Council nevertheless takesthis opportunity to stress, as in previous cases, its profound commitment to respect for human rights.
Furthermore, they STATE their knowledge and commitment to respect, abide by, and enforce, as applicable, the Code of Ethics of the Eletrobras companies.
That operation wouldhelp to train and equip the Somali federal government's security forces whilst also strengthening the commitment to respect for human rights and the rule of law.
All this would render the commitment to respect a minimum price for silicon easy to circumvent and very difficult to monitor effectively.
The Member States of the Union seize this opportunity to reaffirm their commitment to respect and promote international humanitarian law.
The agreement covers the commitment to respect human rights and to collaborate fully with the International Court for the investigation of war crimes.
SL Today we signed the European Union Charter of Fundamental Rights, thereby expressing our commitment to respect for human dignity, democratic values and the rule of law.
The EU reaffirms its commitment to respect democratic and constitutional principles, the rule of law and human rights and condemns all attempts to seize power through undemocratic measures.
The nation states are permitting andactively encouraging these violations in spite of their commitment to respect indigenous peoples' rights, reflected in diverse declarations, agreements and conventions.
They reaffirmed their commitment to respect the sovereignty, unity, independence and territorial integrity of all States, principles which they held to be universally applicable.
We must ensure that no treaties are signed with the EU andno financial aid is provided without a commitment to respect human rights and to protect minorities, in particular Christians.
The EU reaffirms its commitment to respect for human rights, democratic principles and the rule of law, these being the key elements of the Cotonou Agreement which links all ACP countries and the EU.
We must ensure that no treaties are signed with the EU andno financial aid is provided without a commitment to respect human rights and to protect minorities, in particular Christians.
A compromise between them could include a commitment to respect the election result, which should be the usual case in a democracy, on the condition that the losing candidate can take the position of Prime Minister.
Expressing his grief in the face of these facts,Pope Francis endorsed the return to dialogue that rejects violence and repression and a commitment to respect freedom and liberty, and above all, to respect the lives of all people.
They reaffirmed their commitment to respect the sovereignty, unity, independence and territorial integrity of all States and held these principles to be universal in character and therefore applicable.
Each programme service shall adopt an editorial statute that shall define clearly and in detail, its guidelines and objectives,including the commitment to respect listeners' rights, professional ethics, as well as the deontological principles of journalism, where appropriate.
Croatia has renewed its commitment to respect its minority population and cultures and the adoption of national legislation supporting the use of minority languages was one of the first achievements of the new Croatian Government last year.
Every television programme service shall adopt an editorial statute which defines, in a clear and detailed manner, binding guidelines and objectives,including a commitment to respect viewers' rights, as well as journalists' deontological principles and professional ethics.
Trust in our ability to properly secure their data and our commitment to respect the privacy of the information they place in our systems by not giving that information to others or using it inappropriately.
In case 1332/2007/(BM)MF against the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control(ECDC),the Ombudsman welcomed the ECDC's decision to adopt its own Code of Good Administrative Behaviour and its commitment to respect principles of good administration.
In signing this Deed the ZRO publicly asserts its commitment to respect the highest international standards in terms of child protection in armed conflict.
Of course, you may rest assured that, during these meetings, we will still address issues of concern, notably the situation of political prisoners, the freedom of assembly, of the media, of worship, and the rights of minorities, andon each occasion we will stress our commitment to respect for human rights and their importance for long-term economic and social development.
We must indeed pay very close attention to ensure that there is a commitment to respect human rights when combating cybercrime; I would even go so far as to say that we must enforce respect for human rights.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, during the debate evaluating Turkey's supposed progress towards joining the European Union, and since we approved an important resolution on the Armenian genocide, I have been wondering what we can demand from Turkey other than a clear commitment in this area at last:specifically a commitment to respect human rights and to accept the values on which the European Union is founded.
It is important, for example, to shed light on the correct conception of civil andpublic responsibility, since the commitment to respect each person's rights and for a convinced integration of one's own culture with others stems precisely from this vision and from striving together for the common good.
In order to underline its commitment to respect for human rights, particularly in the USSR, in 1985 it created an annual prize worth ECU 15 000, which it awarded to the Russian nuclear physicist and champion of civil rights, Andrei Sakharov, who had just been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and was still under house arrest.