Examples of using Own commitments in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This is my home. And you have your own commitments.
After, of course,each has its own commitments, in connection with what he saw.
It establishes that Member States must honour their own commitments.
Russia is bound by its own commitments to protect human rights and to defend its citizens against State abuse.
We are not living up to expectations and our own commitments.
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We also need to implement our own commitments under Kyoto, and, with regard to that, the emissions trading system is very important.
Why doesn't the Peruvian government uphold its own commitments to tribal rights?
So, by systematically violating its own commitments, the Chinese Government has demonstrated that it does not intend to respect the core values of the Olympic tradition.
We can continue cooperation with the Russian authorities only on condition that they fully honour their own commitments.
The agencies in the fourth estate are not free from their own commitments, and these may not always coincide with the long-term collective interest.
So it would be good for my colleagues and comrades, whom I honor without exception,not to forget their own commitments and speak of an agreement.
And the government also violates its own commitments blithely break the project until all legal proceedings challenging the project would not be completed, which is to date the case….
As such, Edward's offering homage for Gascony was dependent on the French crown delivering on its own commitments, rather than an absolute duty.
Refusing to meet own commitments before developing countries do the same can only be characterised as a delaying tactics that will be of no benefit to resolve our common climate problem.
The objective of the enlargement missions is to monitor the progress the new Member States are making in implementing EU law and their own commitments.
However, it must be regretfully pointed out that the US Government has not yet taken any action regarding its own commitments under the agreement concluded at the London Summit in May 1998.
Other foundations and_organizations around the world have demonstrated that individuals will give for a broad array of causes,depending on their own commitments.
In accordance with the conclusions of the Council meeting of June 1988 1 and its own commitments, 2the Commission maintained careful surveillance of prices and quantities on the steel market.
For the EU, China' s accession to the WTO will signal an enormous gain in enforceable rights,with no significant change in the EU' s own commitments towards China.
Next, the agreement is well-balanced:it makes frequent references to the Commission's own commitments but also notes the commitments of Parliament and the Council concerning improving the quality of regulations.
The paradox is that a State demands prompt payment of duties and taxes, handing out penalties and applying interest from the first day of lateness,but ignores its own commitments when it is the debtor.
We must respect our own commitments to ensure this democratic transition and it is essential that we are clearly present in order to support all the processes to put in place the necessary structures for civil and economic reform in Afghanistan.
Fourthly, we can have neither a larger Europe, nor deeper integration, for so little money, nor can the European Union be a reliable global partner,as it is threatened by the failure to meet its own commitments in this area.
Although I know that this is largely in the hands of the Member States,all the same, the European Union needs to remember its own commitments, the Lisbon Strategy, for example, and it has to keep to them, so that we can channel budget money into research and innovation, creating new added value for Europe.
Provisions laid down on the use of emission reduction units andcertified emission reductions held in the Community's registry should take into account Member States' responsibilities to fulfil their own commitments in accordance with Decision 2002/358/EC.
In debating the proposals that have been tabled today, both in the Council of Ministers and in the European Parliament,we must bear in mind our own commitments, of which the most important is that we take care, that our objective is achieved when we decide all the details, in other words that the global temperature does not rise by two degrees in comparison with the pre-industrial era.
The Community and its Member States have an obligation to take measures in order to enable the Community to fulfil its obligations under the Protocol without prejudice to the responsibility of each Member State towards the Community andother Member States to fulfilling its own commitments.
Mr. Fedotov presented four concrete proposals on what the business community can do to eliminate corruption: adopt private sector anti-corruption policies aligned with the UN Convention against Corruption;establish a credible mechanism to review own commitments to integrity; invest in strengthening public integrity in developing countries and invest in keeping corruption out of business supply chains.
In other words, what is expected of Europe in the Southern Mediterranean in this respect is that it finally overcomes what the former representative of the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr de Soto, quite rightly called self-censorship with regard to Israel andthe persistent violations of international law and its own commitments.
While there should be no waiver of the obligation of the European Union to honour its own commitments, Turkey must comply fully with the principles of international legality, the UN resolutions and European law for an end to the occupation in Cyprus, the opening up of ports and airports to Cypriot ships and aeroplanes and the abrogation of the veto so that the Republic of Cyprus can participate in international forums and agreements.

