Examples of using Commitments must in English and their translations into Spanish
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These commitments must be kept.
The Special Rapporteur reiterates,however, that these commitments must be translated into concrete action.
Above all, commitments must be translated into action.
Consequently it is projected that all mandates and commitments must flow from the NPT Conference.
Our commitments must show themselves in deeds, not in words alone.
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At the midway point of 2008, those commitments must be urgently translated into practical plans with systematic follow-through.
Those commitments must be sustained and translated into concrete policies and actions.
Unfortunately, past experience had shown that such commitments must be treated with the utmost caution and continued vigilance was in order.
Commitments must be turned into reality; obligations must be implemented.
Existing commitments must be honoured.
Our commitments must be translated into action in order to create a world fit for children now and for the generations to come.
Yet, ODA commitments must be met.
All commitments must be supported by an appropriate commitment document.
The offerings and commitments must be fulfilled to ensure that the petition is heard.
Commitments must be made over several years so that the host countries are ensured greater planning certainty and predictability in relation to financial support.
The scope of the commitments must be commensurate with the capacity for implementation of developing and least developed countries paragraph 2 of Annex D.
Those commitments must be honoured, and we need to see tangible results.
Those commitments must continue to guide action on official development assistance.
Concrete commitments must be made to adopt practical measures to give effect to these sentiments.
Such commitments must follow through to the final stages of recovery, including in development frameworks.
Any other commitments must be disclosed to the board before the appointment can be confirmed, and disclosed in the annual report.
However, commitments must be matched by performance and protecting democracy requires vigilance.
Those commitments must underpin economic survival and a sustainable future, as the world moves inexorably towards a free and open trading system.
However, in order to be credible, commitments must be attainable and readily monitored, and this would require that they be explicit, measurable and public in character.
Fourthly, such commitments must be founded on integrated, family-centred strategies that provide escape routes out of poverty and safety nets to deal with crises.
Governments that do make commitments must include the strongest possible limitations(i.e. explicit exemptions from GATS commitments) to protect their right to regulate.
The operationalization of these commitments must focus on realizing the ultimate goal: an irreversible path to self-reliance, legitimate Government structures, service delivery and stability.
Concrete commitments must also be undertaken to enable the least developed countries to meet their adaptation needs, and climate refugees must receive adequate protection.
All commitments must be respected-- not merely non-proliferation but also disarmament as such, verification and the inalienable right to develop nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
For successful implementation, these commitments must be integrated into overall development goals, particularly as related to climate change and other crises that threaten sustainable development.