Examples of using More commitment in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Give some more commitment!
More commitment really is needed here.
I should like to see more commitment in this area.
More commitment is required from EU flag states to ensure better coordination of naval forces and the prosecution of pirates.
Try not to burden yourself with more commitments.
A little more commitment, geiler!
Adopting a cat can be a 15-year or more commitment.
It is still extremely important that we secure more commitments on specific measures and action towards an economy based on less intensive carbon dioxide emissions.
May the rosary be prayed in your families with more commitment and more faith.
We also need more commitment about the portfolios given to newly appointed commissioners and a clear explanation from Mr Barroso about the organisation of the next college.
The Erasmus programme must demand more commitment from students.
In other Member States with bigger fishing sectors, the authorities responsible for publicising the provisions need toinvest more resources and show more commitment.
On the subject of European minimum standards, more commitment in the EU was needed.
More commitment is also needed from the member states towards the crucial performance scheme and its ambitious targets for safety, cost efficiency, capacity and flight efficiency.
Since we cannot incur a deficit, we push more and more commitments to the future.
In terms of administrative costs this option requires more commitment than the baseline scenario, but is less resource intensive than other options creating new institutions.
Welcomes, in this regard, the positive engagement from the Commissioner responsible for international cooperation and development andencourages more commitment from other Commissioners;
Co-ownership and the need for public support require much more commitment from national Parliaments to the European debate.
We now just need to get to work on applying this report, especially- I stress- given that unfortunately with this report we will have solved part of the problem but not the fundamental problem,and that will require us to have many more discussions and make many more commitments than we have agreed today.
However, it is a challenging exercise and,if it is to be achieved, more commitment, from more Member States, will be required.
To each project we dedicate more commitment, more expertise, more creativity,more attention to new technologies, more energy, new ways of thinking and more fun.
Commissioner, Nautilus, Hermes and EUR 24 million mean more commitment and more equipment.
Therefore, I do not understand, Commissioner,why you are not showing more commitment in order to improve EURES, in other words, creating more centres and improving quality, e.g. through best practice models in the border regions.
September 2011 For a truly modern approach to bringing NATO up to speed on 21st century security threats,the Alliance needs smart spending, more commitment and clearer planning, argues Dr Jacquelyn Davis.
OBSERVATIONS Outstanding commitments rose andfuture payment requirements continued to grow The Commission made more commitments in 2015 than in any previous year 2.5. The Commission recorded budgetary commitments for a total 177,2 billion euro, representing 97,7% of the total level available.
If we want to capture CO2, then stopping deforestation andlogging in the rainforests should be pursued with far more commitment than we are currently showing in this euro-centric CCS debate.
To prevent skills obsolescence andto enable people to handle transitions, more commitment by individuals and employers to continuous adult learning is important.
The Commission should, with the help of the Food and Veterinary Office(FVO),show more commitment to meeting its obligations in this regard than it has done so far.
The AGS is the starting point for an effective European Semester andtherefore the EESC believes that more commitment should be present concerning timeline obligations in order to get better involvement and better results.
The Commission believes this can be achieved by building on the existing framework for better regulation andby injecting more commitment and urgency into striking the right balance between the policy agenda and the economic costs of regulation.