Examples of using Public commitment in English and their translations into Portuguese
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ESCB public commitment in the area of statistics.
Does not this'Maastricht of pensions' conceal a desire to reduce the public commitment where pensions are concerned?
Public commitment on European Statistics by the ESCB.
We now live in a culture of the temporary, in which more andmore people are simply giving up on marriage as a public commitment.
The amended public commitment is available on the ECB 's website.
And it has been this Parliament which has managed to gather more than 400 signatures of Members of this House in a public commitment to combat the terrorism of ETA.
Enhancement of the« Public Commitment on European Statistics by the ESCB.
We are now at 50 percent renewable electricity, which means we are on track to fulfil our public commitment to RE100 and reach 100 percent by 2030.
This is a public commitment that will hold you accountable and motivate you.
On 15 October 2009 the Governing Council approved an amended version of the ESCB 's public commitment with respect to the European statistics it compiles.
Public commitment is a big motivator, of course, but you should have internal ones too.
These principles are further defined in the public commitment on European statistics by the ESCB, as published on the ECB 's website.
Our public commitment to live the evangelical counsels more in- tensely is a first step in that direction.
His faith, known de usu,formed the basis both of his teaching work and public commitment, and of his more properly scholarly-literary task.
June 2013 Public commitment in r& d 2013-2020: challenges and opportunities for the ICT sector.
We see renewable energy as key to our carbon reduction strategy andhave an ambitious target to source 100 percent renewable electricity by 2030, through a public commitment to RE100.
Marisa made her public Commitment for one year and Alberta and Marcella renewed their final Commitment. .
The sample was composed of three companies with industrial operations in the state of paraná and public commitment to sustainability, formalized in gri reports in the past five years at least.
Our vows are a public commitment to remain open to the God of surprises who upsets all our plans for the future and asks us to do things we never imagined.
British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain considered making a public commitment to restore the Polish state but in the end issued only general condemnations.
They note that at their first meeting in Ankara on 21 April 1992 President Ter-Petrossian of Armenia andElchibei of Azerbaijan reaffirmed their public commitment to the CSCE talks.
Jacareacanga: the Munduruku people want a public commitment on the part of the government that studies for plants will be halted while there is no consultation.
A third change concerns the Decree n. 6755/09 establishing the National Policy of Training of Basic Education Professionals BRASIL, 2009e,understood as a public commitment to the State and a permanent stimulus for professionalization.
The Council welcomes the public commitment by France to implement all the necessary measures to ensure that the deficit will be below 3% of GDP in 2005 at the latest.
The problem was, above all, the easy expedient found to satisfy these requests through the issuing of fiat money;which brought with it a problem of credibility and public commitment, due to the impossibility of fulfilling obligations, if the holders of this paper money intended to convert these assets into metallic currency coin.
The EU welcomes the recent public commitment of HMG/N and the CPN(Maoist) to negotiate with the National Human Rights Commission a separate Human Rights Accord.
Mrs Britt Theorin, chairman of the Committee on Women' s Rights and Equal Opportunities, has taken an initiative with which I personally fully agree.She has sent all male MEPs a letter encouraging them to wear a white ribbon as a sign of their public commitment not to perpetrate violence or to excuse or remain silent about violence against women.
The European Union welcomes the recent public commitment of the Government of Nepal and the CPN(Maoist) to negotiate with the National Human Rights Commission a separate Human Rights Accord.
In line with the amendment of Council Regulation( EC) No 2533/98, concerning the collection of statistical information by the ECB, which was adopted by the Council of the EU on 9 October 2009 following the ECB 's Recommendation ECB/ 2008/9,the amended public commitment contains the definitions of the statistical principles governing the production of European statistics by the ESCB.
A number of industrial and economic actors have already given public commitment to ensuring a certain level of recycled content in products they put on the market for both sustainability and economic reasons.