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Nevertheless, we increasingly recognize that those commitments were made over a quarter of a century ago.
The commitments were made specific in the form of the achievements of the annual action plans.
Through the Jomtien Declaration andthe Framework for Action, commitments were made and directions set for a decade of large-scale and sustained efforts.
Commitments were made to achieve concrete results through coordination between all departments.
Czechia countered that no specific commitments were made and that the FIT remained intact in spite of the solar levy.
Commitments were made and systemic issues agreed upon, and all that was needed was full and timely implementation.
The Working Group equally welcomed the conclusion of agreements under which commitments were made to a ceasefire and to cease hostilities between the Government of Myanmar and all armed groups.
Those commitments were made to other Governments, but most importantly to the peoples of the world.
He informed participants that at the fourth Tokyo International Conferenceon African Development(TICAD IV), the"Yokohama Action Plan" was adopted and commitments were made to support global health issues.
Similar commitments were made in the Addis Ababa Action Agenda and in the Valletta Summit Action Plan.
Regarding the recruitment of successful candidates from competitive examinations, commitments were made to participating Member States regarding the number of posts to be filled through the examination process.
These commitments were made to the ICRC President, Jakob Kellenberger, during his recent visit to the region.
In certain emergencies caused by large-scale disasters, in addition to the contribution by traditional donors,significant commitments were made by new donors, many of which are usually recipients of emergency assistance.
In addition, commitments were made to move on significant other delegation issues by the end of 1994.
However, one remains a bit worried, given the past experiencesof conferences on Somalia, at which good intentions were expressed and generous commitments were made that have not been seen through nor delivered in a timely as a result.
At Jomtien, commitments were made and directions set for a decade of large-scale and sustained efforts.
The programme for the expansion of the freighter and tanker fleets was delayed, andmajor financial commitments were made for the development of maritime passenger services in order to cope with the situation that had been imposed.
New commitments were made towards women's and children's health and new initiatives in the worldwide battle against poverty, hunger and disease.
The reports indicate that financial commitments were made by the governments of about 50 countries, including both developed and developing country Parties.
Such commitments were made at the World Conference on Human Rights(Vienna, 1993), the World Summit for Social Development(Copenhagen, 1995) and the Fourth World Conference on Women(Beijing, 1995), for example.
Information provided on enforcement was not detailed, but commitments were made to improve control measures, inspection procedures and enforcement schemes, and record and report cases of illegal fishing and trade.
Commitments were made annually to resolve that situation through such means as official development assistance, debt relief and anti-poverty programmes, but to little avail.
To that end,a number of mutual commitments were made in the area of governability, security, the peace process, economic and social development and regional cooperation.
Eritrea's commitments were made both in writing(by letter sent in advance of the meeting) and verbally, in front of the Commission, the Commission's technical staff, and three representatives of UNMEE.
For those not attending, commitments were made by meeting attendees to follow up with those countries and organizations concerned in order to determine progress and set agreed milestone deadlines;
In addition, sectoral commitments were made, including programmes and projects in the areas of agriculture and food security, trade and productive capacities, human and social development, and climate change.
If those commitments were made during the Conference there would be overwhelming and wholehearted support for indefinite extension of the Treaty, and the Solomon Islands would enthusiastically join that consensus.
In the energy sector, GATS-plus commitments were made in services related to energy manufacturing, including electricity, and services incidental to energy distribution with equity limitations of 40- 70 per cent.
In addition, only partial commitments were made in some sectors, notably transport,where commitments were made only in maritime transport, while no commitments were made in certain professional services, such as legal services.