Examples of using Long-term commitments in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Other long-term commitments.
One must be cautious of long-term commitments.
I share the Commission's opinion on the need for coordinated efforts and for linking the short-term commitments andefforts with the long-term commitments.
With no long-term commitments.
Ultimate flexibility with no long-term commitments.
Due to the long-term commitments inherent in life insurance products, policyholders are generally unable to predict how financially sound the insurance company will be when the policy reaches maturity.
It offers flexibility, with no long-term commitments.
Concerning the medium and long-term commitments to strengthen multilateral institutions, there is a commitment to provide the IMF with an unprecedentedly large multilateral loan of USD 500 billion.
This is a completely FREE evaluation with no long-term commitments!
The EU should seek similar long-term commitments from non-EU partners.
It is clear that such systemic challenges require comprehensive responses and long-term commitments.
Member States and industry need to make strong, long-term commitments to engage in strategic partnerships.
Many of the Round Table's recommendations to theIndia-EU summits will involve medium to long-term commitments.
Two or more people who share goals and values, have long-term commitments to one another, and reside usually in the same dwelling place.".
Presently, the focus seems to be on near-term, fast-start finance,but we also need long-term commitments.
It is however important tounderline that investments in GMES are based on long-term commitments which are associated with long-term financial expenditure.
The relationship of trust is singularly important in the financial sector,since most products are specific and involve long-term commitments between seller and buyer.
As counsel for the citizens and taxpayers,it is unclear in the Opel-Magna deal what long-term commitments will be laid at taxpayers' doors.
Relationships of trust are exceedingly important in the financial sector,given that most products are specific and involve long-term commitments between buyer and seller.
One more modern definition of family is:“Twoor more people who share goals and values, have long-term commitments to one another and reside usually in the same dwelling.”.
Added Value of European-Level Intervention: TheARTEMIS JTI provides the necessary legal and organisational framework to stimulate long-term commitments from all stakeholders.
Regarding cross-border interconnections, also build on the reasonable needs of different system users andintegrate long-term commitments from investors referred to in Articles 44 and 51 of Directive(EU) 2019/944; and.
This results in uncertainty and risk for public contracts concluded under the Galileo and EGNOS programmes,insofar as such contracts may involve long-term commitments to equipment or services.
(b) regarding cross-border interconnections, also build on the reasonable needs of different network users andintegrate long-term commitments from investors referred to in Articles 14 and 22 of Directive 2009/73/EC; and.
The reliance on such technologies results in uncertainty and risk for public contracts concluded under this programme,insofar as those contracts involve long-term commitments to equipment or services.
It is the second definition that is perhaps moreaccurate however, defining a family as“two or more people who share goals and values, have long-term commitments to one another, and reside usually in the same dwelling place.”.
A similar opinion shares also a member of the European green party, Igor Šoltes,who acknowledged that in Europe various long-term commitments were accepted in this area, but which we do not follow.