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(b) the undertakings concerned act contrary to their commitments; or.
It is essential that all countries stick to their commitments to correct high budget deficits and government debt and reduce fiscal vulnerability.
The process could be dead within weeks if wedo not see both sides sticking to their commitments in Stockholm,” he added.
Now, companies and banks from countries that have lived up to their commitments under the JCPOA stand to suffer considerably, as a result of their legitimate business ties with Iran.
He says the peace process in Yemen"could be dead within weeks if wedo not see both sides sticking to their commitments in Stockholm.".
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Most donors have promised to keep to their commitments for aid spending,” Chan said.
The European Commission should continue to be anactive player to ensure that all partners live up to their commitments.
The Member States have an important responsibility andmust stick to their commitments here; we need to remind them of this again.
This is strong sign of European solidarity to the people of Greece and ademonstration that the country and its European partners continue to live up to their commitments.
How well are countries outside the EU living up to their commitments when it comes to offering visa-free travel to EU citizens?
The UK's withdrawal from the EU has implications beyond the bilateral relationship between the EU and the UK,in particular with regard to their commitments under the WTO Agreement.
Encourages all sides to keep to their commitments contained in the 2000 Arusha Peace and Reconciliation Agreement, which was instrumental in ending 12 years of civil conflict in 2005;
Other donors should take similar ambitious targets for ODA increases,and we must call upon the entire donor community to live up to their commitments in terms of aid volumes and effectiveness.
It also tookaction against Member States who failed to live up to their commitments and implement EU rules on Passenger Name Records, on combating terrorism and on anti-money laundering.
It is States, in the first instance, that are obliged to protect human rights and prevent violations at a national level,and to stand up when other States fail to live up to their commitments.
Looking ahead,it will be crucial for Member States and regions to live up to their commitments and to ensure vigorous implementation building on synergies between all available instruments.
The CITES Convention is an important instrument to bring trafficking under control as it can take legally binding measures andagree on sanctions against countries that do not live up to their commitments.
Urges the signatories to the Accord on Fire andSafety in Bangladesh to live up to their commitments, including with regard to financial compensation for victims and minimum standards;
I also call on States to live up to their commitments, as Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption, to strengthen integrity and reduce the corruption that facilitates the drug trade.
The Mission is facing difficult challenges but serves bravely to help keep the parties,starting with the Government of Syria, to their commitments to cease the violence that has killed thousands of people.
Merkel and Macron“strongly urge” Putin and Poroshenko“to stick to their commitments completely, to support the cease-fire publicly and clearly and to ensure that the necessary instructions are relayed to the military and forces on the ground.”.
The UK's withdrawal from the EU has implications beyond the bilateral relationship between the EU and the UK,in particular with regard to their commitments under the Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization(WTO).
Merkel and Macron“strongly urge” Putin and Poroshenko“to stick to their commitments completely, to support the cease-fire publicly and clearly and to ensure that the necessary instructions are relayed to the military and forces on the ground.”.
The UK's withdrawal from the EU has implications beyond the bilateral relationship between the EU and the UK,in particular with regard to their commitments under the Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization(WTO).
Should the Commission note at any time thatthe State Union and republican authorities have not lived up to their commitments and have not satisfactorily addressed the issues highlighted in this Communication, it will propose to the Council that the negotiations be suspended.
Furthermore, the Prize will no longer be paid three months before the beginning of the year of the title, but during the middle of the year itself in order to be certain that cities keep to their commitments regarding in particular funding, programming and Union visibility.
Maybe my biggest appeal to you- not only about coming back to Parliament- would also be to be a bit morecritical of governments when they fail to live up to their commitments because, even if we look at the Lisbon Strategy, 90% of the Lisbon Strategy has failed to be implemented because Member States have failed to take action to make us the most competitive and the most dynamic economy of the future.
Even in the context of the economic crisis,I appeal again to the EU Member States to stick to their commitments to increase development aid up to€ 69 billion by 2010 to meet the mid term target of the Millennium Development Goals".
In cases where there has been material changes to any of the facts on which a decision was based,or where the undertaking acts contrary to their commitments, or where a decision was based on incomplete, incorrect or misleading information provided by the parties, NCAs should have effective means for the reopening of proceedings.