Examples of using Increased commitment in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Increased commitment and enthusiasm.
On the positive side, it is worth noting the increased commitment of both the professional and the client with their care.
Increased commitment of employees to their work.
I have learned with deep satisfaction that you are dedicating yourselves, with special and increased commitment, to the formation of youth.
The Commission only increased commitments and payments by 4% and 5.9% respectively in the draft 2006 budget, in the expectation that the Council would otherwise raise objections.
As you invest more in the relationship through training and certification,you reap greater rewards and increased commitment from McAfee.
Observer status at the forthcoming elections would result in increased commitment by the European Union, but, unfortunately, we have not yet been invited to attend.
In this setting, the presence both of students and of teachers from different cultural andreligious backgrounds requires an increased commitment of discernment and accompaniment.
The ACP governments, on the other hand,need to show an increased commitment to fighting against tax havens, tax evasion and illicit capital flight.
Secondly, an increased commitment to social and economic cohesion amongst the regions of the Community and the creation of economic instruments necessary to achieve that goal, along with the creation of a European industrial policy.
Calls for the European Initiative for Democracy andHuman Rights to be preserved and improved, with an increased commitment to focusing on human rights and democracy by the EU;
Despite the increased commitment of the different levels of government to incorporate the practice of relating with community organizations, it is undeniable that there still exists some resistance on the part of government institutions in dealing with this notoriously critical actor.
Here I would mention the specific fiscal agreements reached with Italy andthe United States of America, reflecting the increased commitment of the Holy See to greater transparency in economic matters.
This group of new, dedicated police represent Costa Rica's increased commitment to protecting our peaceful country from crime, delinquency and the ever-increasing scourge of drug-trafficking.”.
These losses intensified at the end of November 2000, in the wake of a severe liquidity crisis in the Turkish banking sector,requiring the announcement of an increased commitment by the IMF to restore confidence and stabilise markets.
The Director-General must be given the right of initiative in order to generate more support and increased commitment on the part of the Member States to putting the negotiations back on track; and also in order to hold the members to the agreements they have made.
A reduction in accidents and ill health leads to significant benefits for everyone such as reduced absenteeism,improved job satisfaction, increased commitment and co-operation and all round job competence.
While GDPR is not a technical regulation or an IT problem to solve,it requires an increased commitment from IT departments to ensure data security strategies exist, solutions are up to date and all stakeholders are well informed of their responsibilities.
Posters Monitoring A reduction in accidents and ill health leads to significant benefits for everyone such as reduced absenteeism,improved job satisfaction, increased commitment and co-operation and all round job competence.
It shows the progress Croatia has made, such as its exemplary legislation on minorities,its constructive cooperation with the Hague Tribunal, its increased commitment to fighting corruption, and above all the agreement of Parliament and government regarding the fishing zone, which has been particularly difficult to achieve.
Results Sustainable reduction of expenses, effective involvement of every area, and challenges compatible with the mapped-out opportunities; A higher quality expenditure database; More efficient budgeting process and control of expenditures;Significant reduction of waste; Increased commitment by every area to the process of controlling expenses; Greater agility and efficiency in the decision-making process.
The objective of the initiative is to make it easier for companies to offer financial participation schemes andthus to benefit from the increased commitment of their workforce to the business, whilst giving individual workers a share in the resultant productivity gains.
Moreover, Parliament must, with increasing commitment, perform that function of acting as a counterbalance to the Executive, that is, the Commission, which is a characteristic of all modern democracies.
This growth was sustained by the government's increasing commitment to primary education for the general population from the late 1920s through the 1940s.
The EU appreciates China's constructive role in regional security and dialogue organisations,and also its increasing commitment to UN peacekeeping operations.
There are new challenges particularly in parliaments which demand increasing commitment also in view of the ever larger European community.
By April 1998, when she was at Columbine High School, five of her closest friends had distanced themselves from her because of her increasing commitment to her faith.
We know that any growth implies increasing commitments towards searching for more distant horizons, but as a rule, there are usually not enough resources for such a task.
Now in its 6th year, the Auroralia Award- organised jointly by LUCI andSchréder- received a high number of 17 entries from around the world which confirms the increasing commitment of local authorities to minimise the ecological footprint of urban lighting.
The Council expresses its appreciation for China's constructive role in regional security anddialogue organisations, as well as its increasing commitments to UN peacekeeping operations.