Examples of using Collective commitment in English and their translations into Slovak
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Were we missing a collective commitment?
The EU and its Member States provide more than 50% of all ODA andwill maintain a strong collective commitment.
(a) confirm the EU's collective commitment to increasing ODA to 0.7% of the combined GNI by 2015.
Our code of business conduct(the“Code”) provides the guidance essential to the successful global operation of Tatra-Alpineand reflects our shared values and our collective commitment to Tatra-Alpine's standards.
This Global Compact expresses our collective commitment to improving cooperation on international migration.
A collective commitment, with some funding instruments expected to contribute more than 20% 25 We examined whether the Commission had set up a plan outlining which areas of the budget should contribute and to what extent.
This has allowed the EU to demonstrate its collective commitment to help respond to situations of crisis.
This collective commitment has been translated into differentiated national emission targets for each EU-15 Member State which are binding under EU law.
Such participation will strengthen the collective commitment to investment and allow for greater use of expertise.
This collective commitment has been translated into differentiated national emission targets for each EU-15 Member State which are binding under EU law.
But Article 8opens with a sentence that this Global Compact expresses our collective commitment to improving co-operation on international migration.
Recalls the Union's collective commitment to raise the Union's and its Member States' official development assistance to 0.7% of their Gross National Income.
And maybe even more than anywhere else, all these people- their personal and collective commitment- are the pillars of the work of this international organization.
This collective commitment has opened the way for a new era of cooperation between the world's religious and spiritual communities and the world's guiding institutions.
The Cancún climate change conference is an excellent opportunity to pursue this objective in orderto establish more ambitious targets and reach a more solid and comprehensive collective commitment to combating the problem.
It notably reconfirmed the collective commitment of the EU and its member states to increase aid spending to 0.7% of GNI by 2015.
The Council reiterated its view that ODA remains an essential element in the overall development financing available for developing countries,and reconfirmed the collective commitment of EU and its member states to increase aid spending to 0.7% of GNI by 2015.
These examples demonstrate our collective commitment to work on this issue both internally and more widely with partners worldwide.
Its collective commitment to dedicate 0.7% of GNI by 2015 to official development aid recognises the important role external financial action plays in reaching our objectives.
On climate change, the EUwill take global health objectives into account in implementing the collective commitment by developed countries, in December 2009, for new and additional resources at the 15th Conference of Parties.
REAFFIRMS the collective commitment by developed countries in the Copenhagen Accord to provide new and additional resources, including forestry and investments through international institutions, approaching USD 30 billion for the period 2010- 2012.
The EU and Member States also fulfilled their collective commitment to spend €2 billion annually on Trade Related Assistance, well ahead of the 2010 target date.
We reaffirm our personal and collective commitment to a Europe of equality between women and men which offers a better life and a sustainable future for all.
(3) The Member States should confirm and deliver on the collective commitment to increase ODA to Africa: EU ODA to Africa has not increased at the same pace as overall EU ODA.
The EU has reaffirmed its collective commitment to achieve the 0.7% ODA/GNI target until 2030, whilst those Member States which joined the EU after 2002 strive to increase their ODA/GNI to 0.33%.
In 2015 Europacablemembers signed their Industry Charter in which they expressed their collective commitment to supply safe and reliable cables and systems, in line with the relevant EU or equivalent international standards for safety and reliability.
Having regard to the EU's collective commitment to achieve the target of spending 0,7% of gross national income(GNI) on official development assistance(ODA) within the time frame of the post-2015 agenda.
Clearly, the EU still has a long way to go to meet our collective commitment, but measures taken by some member states show that we can deliver on our promises, even in difficult budgetary circumstances.”.
Clearly, the EU still has a long way to go to meet our collective commitment, but measures taken by some Member States show that we can deliver on our promises, even in difficult budgetary circumstances, provided the political will is there.
This Communication intends to raise political awareness about the importance of implementing the Commission's2002 Better Regulation Action Plan3 as collective commitment is required, not only from the Commission and/or from the EU legislators, which are already confirmed by an Inter-institutional Agreement(see below), but also, and especially so, from the Member States themselves, which will have to demonstrate their clear commitment to better regulation principles through their National Lisbon Programmes(action plans).
