Examples of using Collective commitment in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Secure individual pathways by collective commitments.
Individual or collective commitment… two possible options?
The EU and its Member States provide more than 50% of all ODA andwill maintain a strong collective commitment.
The EU's collective commitments will be met by a clear margin.
I will use the continuity of my mandate to ensure that the decisions agreed around this table deliver results,that we all live up to our individual and collective commitments.
At this stage, a full, collective commitment by the European Union is essential.
And I consider it my duty, as its first permanent President, to make the most of the continuity provided by my mandate, and remind colleagues-- gently but constantly--of their individual pledges and collective commitments.
Wallonie Picarde: Collective commitment lead by a supra-local organisation(Option 2).
The Cancún climate change conference is an excellent opportunity to pursue this objective in order toestablish more ambitious targets and reach a more solid and comprehensive collective commitment to combating the problem.
It is only through individual and collective commitment that we can face up to the climate emergency.
This collective commitment has been translated into differentiated national emission targets for each EU-15 Member State which are binding under EU law.
This has allowed the EU to demonstrate its collective commitment to help respond to situations of crisis.
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.
Such participation will strengthen the collective commitment to investment and allow for greater use of expertise.
Should the collective commitments set in Paris fall short of what is required by science to remain within the below 2 degrees objective, the new Protocol and decisions to be taken in Paris should ensure that the world is being put on track as soon as possible.
On climate change, the EU willtake 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.
The EU-15, which has a collective commitment to reduce emissions by 8% for 2008- 12 compared with 1990 levels, is expected to achieve emissions reductions of over 13%, demonstrating that considered policies and concrete measures are effective in the fight against climate change.
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.
Calls for a collective commitment in the Paris agreement to phase out fossil fuel subsidies.
The UN chiefsaid his Action for Peacekeeping initiative renews collective commitment to excellence in an increasingly dangerous landscape for the blue helmets and their civilian colleagues.
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.
Partnership is a key instrument of collective commitment and contributes to better efficiency of public expenditure and public policies.
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.
Clearly, the EU stillhas 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.
COP24 led to an approved Paris Agreement rulebook, but no clear, collective commitment to enhance climate action targets- Nationally Determined Contributions(NDCs)- was reached despite expectations that Katowice would deliver step-change.
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).