Examples of using Commitments should in English and their translations into Portuguese
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All commitments should have been made by 1 July 1992.
But we concluded that the next round of commitments should be more ambitious and more concrete.
The commitments should be based on legally binding obligations.
This is precisely why international accounting standards have indicated that, in most cases, these commitments should be reflected in the government balance sheet as debt.
The commitments should be acted on as soon as possible, particularly on the financial level.
Report on competition policy 2004- Volume 1 decision is extended at the request of the parties pursuant to Article 10(3),the deadline for the submission of commitments should also be extended by the same number of working days.
These commitments should see annual EU aid double to over EUR 66 billion in 2010.
Where the deadline for the adoption of an Article 8(2) decision is extended at the request of the parties pursuant to Article 10(3),the deadline for the submission of commitments should also be extended by the same number of working days.
Such commitments should be proportionate to the competition problem and entirely eliminate it.
We need to have the support of the public for enlargement in order toshow not only that we are credible and our commitments should be respected but also that we are fair and firm in the analysis of the progress the different candidate countries make regarding their accession process.
The commitments should be linked to a set of global, overarching political targets to be achieved by means of specifically described actions.
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.
Commitments should be made to ensure that the benefits of publicly funded research are available to all, including developing countries.
It was decided in Berlin that new commitments should be established in a Protocol by the time of the 3rd Conference of the Parties held in Kyoto.
However, commitments should be made early enough to allow the final recipients to implement the operations and projects and to carry out the payments before the final eligibility date for the expenditure, which is the end of 2008.
The European Council has decided that new commitments should be strictly limited to areas that have a direct interest for the European Union and do not directly support the Russian Government, including human rights, the rule of law, civil society and nuclear safety.
New commitments should be conditioned to the search for economic growth and a social and economic development project. This would imply the discontinuity of the logic of the economic policy adopted throughout the 1990s and 2000s, in league with the interests of the financial capital.
Collectively, these commitments should- in line with science- put the world on track to reduce global emissions by at least 60% below 2010 levels in 2050.
To achieve this,other forms of connection and commitment should be prioritized.
A high level commitment should be shown as a significant share of allocated and spent resources on measures that aim to promote the right to adequate food.
The commitment should be to prevention, such that it is not necessary to have recourse to sanctions.
This commitment should be shown by commensurate financial support for the activities of associations working for democracy.
This commitment should involve all levels of government, in particular in highly decentralized countries.
Such a commitment should be taken by all industrialized countries and most advanced developing countries should pledge to contribute as well;
In contrast, this Parliament has previously considered that advance payments at the time of first commitment should be in excess of 10% of total funds.
If possible, the dose commitment should be estimated by qualified staff appointed by the authorities.
The code of conduct group has already started to consider how this work and this commitment should be taken forward.
Christians who marry are making a commitment to Christ,as well as to each other, and that commitment should be obvious to everyone who attends the wedding.
This commitment should at least cover such conduct which involves, or could involve, the distortion of competition, as a minimum within the common market, and might result in economic damage to others by the improper award or improper execution of a contract.
Commitment should be sought in building links and autonomy with the patient/user, in sharing know-how, as well as in perceiving the scope of every day practices in emancipating subjects and making them co-responsible.