Examples of using Historic commitment in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We must say goodbye to the PT and its historic commitments.
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Our political message here today must be simply this: yes, we believe in enlargement, we want it to go ahead andwe are not going to renege on our historic commitment to the countries of central and eastern Europe.
Spain has a historic commitment with Africa, based on its geographic proximity and an increasing network of ties in all areas, including economy.
President Moreno stressed that the recent increase in the Bank's capital renews the IDB's historic commitment to integration, which is now one of its five institutional priorities.
Beyond the symbolism of an historic commitment from Lula, there was a formal commitment of government programs, which promised a broad agrarian reform.
This EUR 561 million increase in Structural Fund appropriations will allow us to honour properly historic commitments and ensure the new Agenda 2000 programmes hit the ground running.
In line with The New School's historic commitment to environmental and social justice, students design and implement strategic projects to bring about transformative change in urban environments on a global scale.
Given this rare opportunity to start fresh,they chose liberal arts as the most compelling model because of its historic commitment to furthering its students' broadest intellectual, and deepest ethical potential.
The central theme"Quality of Life: The Historic Commitment of Epidemiology" reflects the synchronization of the Congress with contemporary movements which defend the right not only to a longer life, but also to a more pleasurable one.
We have in actual fact undertaken to receive new countries as Member States in time for the European elections in 2004, andmost of us are probably agreed that this is a great and historic commitment of ours and something which should also be reflected in the Budget guidelines.
With the global definition of the Millennium Development Goals, historic commitments were made and a new global partnership was signed, which aimed to achieve the goals set for this proposal.
If we are able to make historic commitments on cutting emissions and set the tone for the whole world in terms of environmental protection, why can we not make a basic gesture in support of a clean environment and abolish this harmful practice from the European Union?
France intends, in this way,to show that it is still aware of its historic commitments and the European Parliament should have been able to support this act of responsibility.
We also have observed ethical conditions of the historic commitment settled by means writer engagement: reciprocal commitment assumed between writer and reader from located liberty.
RO Last December,the European Union made an historic commitment to reduce carbon emissions, thereby confirming its leading position in terms of efforts to combat climate change.
A publication named after the Congress"Quality of Life: The Historic Commitment of Epidemiology" will be available this year with the contributions from the conferences, round-tables and workshops held during the Congress.
We need to go beyond Amsterdam and look further in order tobe able to realise the historic commitment to enlarging eastwards, and to guarantee further progress in the integration process that is working against the risks of dilution and stagnation.
For our group, the partnership between the European Union andthe ACP countries is part of an historic commitment, which must retain all its specific characteristics, which must not be watered down, even by the need to comply with certain rules, such as those of the WTO.
In that connection,the Holy See takes this occasion to reaffirm its historic commitments on both fronts: its commitment to providing education, health care, and other basic services to the poorest members of the human family, and its corresponding mission to open the hearts of the privileged.
The Church in Seychelles is rightly proud of its contribution to thelife of the nation, particularly through its historic commitment to the education of the young and to the training of the faithful in the virtues essential for integral human development and the building of a free, just and prosperous society.
It is a question of trying to reap the benefit of the added value which the European Parliament's participation could bring to the substance of those dialogues and to the practical results they contribute to an area in which the insensitivity and diffidence of various European governments andbodies strikes an unfortunate contrast with the commitment and historic leadership of the European Parliament, the body representing the voice of the citizens of Europe.