Examples of using Commitments may in English and their translations into Russian
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The 10 commitments may be summarized as follows.
As the global financial crisis deepens, so does my concern that our commitments may be undone.
Voluntary commitments may be divided into the following types.
However, on the other hand, it is impossible not to draw attention to the fact that not all commitments may be executed by third parties due to the nature of the debtor.
Some commitments may limit their ability to subsidize these sectors.
Any deviation by the parties from their previous commitments may lead to unpredictable consequences, which are not desirable.
Such commitments may be applied either to the whole country or to specified sectors.
The increase in ODA that is effectively envisaged under the international finance facility has to be funded,and future commitments may affect the budgetary position of donor countries.
These measures or commitments may be a matter of foreign or domestic policy.
Commitments may be assumed only after appropriate allocations consistent with the project activities covered by a specifically identified budget have been made, in writing, under the authority of the Executive Director.
Other delegations retained their reservations as to the adoption of legally-binding commitments on"detectability" and"active life", on the grounds that such commitments may impinge upon essential capabilities related to national defence, in exchange of what they perceived as merely marginal returns in terms of minimisation of an already limited humanitarian impact of MOTAPM.
For instance, commitments may be based on applied levels of market access conditions, including through standstill requirements, that is to say, not allowing countries to decrease the conformity of the measure with respective obligations, and the ratchet clause, which provides for an automatic incorporation of future liberalization.
Cooperation among States, including common but differentiated responsibilities: The concept that, in order to effect collective, global action to achieve sustainable development, different standards,delayed compliance timetables, or less stringent treaty commitments may be appropriate for different countries at different stages of development, and that developed countries have a special obligation with respect to providing technical and financial assistance to developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Commitments may be based on applied levels of market access conditions, including through standstill requirements, that is to say, not allowing countries to decrease the conformity of the measure with respective obligations, and the"ratchet clause" that provides for an automatic incorporation of further future liberalization measures.
In the context of the negotiations at the WTO, future commitments may be beyond the current technical, financial and institutional capacities of developing countries and least developed countries LDCs.
In particular, such commitments may relate to the generation of local employment and compliance with labour rights, including a living wage as far as waged employment is concerned; to the inclusion of smallholders through properly negotiated outgrower schemes, joint ventures or other forms of collaborative production models; and to the need to make investments in order to ensure that a larger proportion of the value chain can be captured by the local communities, for instance by the building of local processing plants.
An agreement with unambitious objectives or weak commitments may not solve the challenge it purports to address, even if all countries fully comply with their commitments under it.
For developing countries, such commitments may represent significant market access concessions, as they often reflect recent legislative reforms aimed at liberalization.
However, the implementation of these promises and commitments may be difficult to achieve if not coupled with the genuine political will to combat drugs and to attain a world free from the catastrophes of drugs and psychotropic substances.
Complexity and commitment may be an important consideration for you as a customer.
Commitment might be a problem.
In the event assets/conditional commitment may be classified differently according to the given criteria, these shall be referred to a more severe category.
It was pointed out that honouring past commitments might not, however, be sufficient, given that ODA might still fall because the commitments are tied to decreasing GNI.
Failure to fulfil existing commitments might cause some countries to experience a backslide in terms of social development, human rights and the maintenance of peace and security.
Furthermore, any European Union member country failing to honour that commitment might even be suspended from membership.
A commitment may be a"firm" commitment or a more limited"best-efforts" type of commitment. .
The commitment may have conditions attached to it which must be met before the contract can be finalized.
Thereafter, training centres which are prepared to make a commitment may join the TRAINMAR network.
However, without agreement on a fundamental basis for implementing the Convention,negotiations on a protocol to extend commitments might become a distraction and should be deferred.
Such a commitment might compel Algeria to abandon its support of a fictitious State to the south, as that support had prolonged the suffering of Moroccans living in southern provinces.