Examples of using Commitments should in English and their translations into Russian
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Selectivity in implementing commitments should be avoided.
Nonetheless, commitments should be translated into concrete actions.
All States in a position to honour their financial commitments should do so promptly.
These commitments should be met as quickly as possible on a steady basis.
All States in a position to honour their financial commitments should do so promptly.
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Comparable commitments should be made by advanced developing countries.
All Member States in a position to honour their financial commitments should do so promptly.
Disbursements against such commitments should be recorded as deferred expenditure.
All Member States in a position to honour their financial commitments should do so promptly.
Disbursements against such commitments should be recorded as deferred expenditure.
Commitments should be of a global nature, operational, substantive and clear while remaining realistic.
Disbursements against such commitments should be recorded as deferred expenditure.
Negotiations on the basis of those principles andwith all parties respecting their commitments should be conducted on all tracks.
Such commitments should be incorporated into the rules of procedure of the Security Council.
Those developed countries that had been able to meet their commitments should serve as an example to others.
Also, further commitments should substantially be implemented through domestic measures.
Where States have made commitments to provide certain levels of assistance, as is the case under the FAC andunder the Marrakesh Decision, those commitments should be complied with.
These commitments should serve as the basis for Africa's sustained economic and social development.
More clarity is needed on what financial commitments should be reported under this indicator CONS-O-16.
Such commitments should receive greater recognition and support from the international community.
In order to increase effectiveness,some of these countries felt that such commitments should also offer opportunities for other Parties to contribute to the effort to combat climate change.
These commitments should be complemented with enhanced international and regional cooperation in these areas.
Payment of assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions was a Charter obligation, andall Member States in a position to honour their financial commitments should do so promptly.
Our respective commitments should be reflected not in pious declaration, but in concrete action.
Such commitments should be grounded in human dignity, human rights and responsibilities and solidarity.
Decisions as to where to make such commitments should take into account possible social, developmental or environmental“dividends”.
Those commitments should form the bedrock of international criteria to be contained in a new arms trade treaty.
France considers that such commitments should go hand in hand with enhanced international and regional cooperation in these fields.
Commitments should be specific, refining earlier approaches and rebalancing priorities in the light of the experience of the last decade.
Moreover, voluntary commitments should be entered into for a specified period and should cease to be binding once the relevant requirements have been met.