Examples of using Welcome the commitments in English and their translations into Russian
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We welcome the commitments made by these Member States to nuclear disarmament.
We reaffirm the long-standing commitment to the target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income for official development assistance(ODA) and welcome the commitments made, especially by the European Union and others, to that end.
We welcome the commitments undertaken by the Afghan Government in that regard at the Kabul Conference.
As Africa's leading development financing institution, we welcome the commitments made over the last two days, coming so soon after the decision of the G-8 at Gleneagles on official development assistance(ODA), debt and trade.
We welcome the commitments and unilateral nuclear reduction of nuclear arsenals undertaken by some nuclear-weapon States.
On the issue of quality of aid disbursements,practices and procedures, we welcome the commitments made at the High-Level Forum on Harmonization in Paris, and urge United Nations funds and programmes to engage in the harmonization agenda.
Welcome the commitments contained in the Declaration of the High Level Dialogue on International Migration and Development adopted bythe United Nations General Assembly held on October 3 and 4, 2013;
We therefore welcome the commitments made by our bilateral and multilateral partners to assist us in that direction.
I welcome the commitments of donors, including those made at the second London Conference, and appeal to donors to deliver on their commitments in a timely manner.
In this context we welcome the commitments from the United States of America through the Millennium Challenge Account.
We welcome the commitments of France, the United Kingdom and the United States on a true zero-testing ban.
We greatly welcome the commitments made by Chairman Arafat and Prime Minister Barak earlier this week at Sharm el-Sheikh.
We welcome the commitments expressed by major economies during the Summit, in particular in setting clear goals and targets for their action.
We welcome the commitments of France, the United Kingdom and the United States to a true zero-yield ban.
In this regard, I welcome the commitments of Governments in the subregion to honour the principle of asylum and protection of refugees, internally displaced persons and returnees.
We welcome the commitments to its ratification made by the United States and Indonesia, which enhance prospects for further ratifications and thus for the Treaty's early entry into force.
We welcome the commitments of the United States and Indonesia towards its ratification, which further enhance the prospects for ratifications of the CTBT by the remaining annex 2 States.
We welcome the commitments of the United States and Indonesia to ratify the Treaty, which further enhances the prospects for ratification of the CTBT by the remaining annex 2 States.
I welcome the commitments of all parties to ensuring peace and stability in Timor-Leste and the respect they have displayed for democratic processes in addressing contentious issues that have arisen over the past months.
We welcome the commitments Libya has assumed to respect its obligations under international human rights norms to promote and protect human rights, democracy and the rule of law and to cooperate with the relevant international human rights mechanisms.
We welcome the commitments voluntarily entered into at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development and throughout 2012 by all stakeholders and their networks to implement concrete policies, plans, programmes, projects and actions to promote sustainable development and poverty eradication.
I therefore welcome the commitments made by the Group and Eight last year in Scotland to consider increasing development aid to Africa, to cancel the debt owed by the poorest countries and to promote universal access to antiretroviral drugs for HIV/AIDS by the year 2010.
I welcome the commitments articulated by President Hassan Sheikh in his address to the second London Conference, which underlined the need to pursue national reconciliation across all parts of Somalia, and to work towards the finalization of the Constitution and the preparation of elections in 2016.
We welcome the commitment to increase cooperation with other parts of the United Nations.
I welcome the commitment of their Governments to achieving that important goal.
We welcome the commitment of leaders of African countries to attaining the MDGs.
Portugal welcomed the commitments made in that regard by the five nuclear-weapon States.
Welcomes the commitments by the experts to collaborate in a number of areas(para. 60 of the report);
