Examples of using Must recommit in English and their translations into Spanish
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All parties must recommit themselves credibly to the six-point plan.
Yet it remains a programme of considerable importance to which the international community must recommit itself in the context of the mid-term review next year.
Today we must recommit ourselves to the following indispensable obligations.
As the Commission says,"States must recommit to the vision of a world free of nuclear weapons.
We must recommit ourselves to the Rio agreements so that the next few years into the twenty-first century can realize increased impetus of our development programmes.
The Government of Afghanistan andthe international community must recommit to the transitional justice agenda alongside efforts to build the rule of law sector.
We must recommit to our greatest skill and access our most important talent.
The AIDS resource gap must be closed,and all stakeholders must recommit to use evidence and human rights principles to guide future actions.
We must recommit ourselves to the construction of a world in which justice can prevail.
On this day of solidarity, the parties concerned andthe international community must recommit themselves to pay immediate attention and take immediate measures to address and rectify this situation.
We must recommit ourselves to the agreements, including those reached at Cairo, Beijing and Monterrey.
Governments of developing countries and countries with economies in transition andthe international community must recommit themselves to making every effort to mobilize the financial resources required to reach the agreed funding levels for full implementation of the Programme of Action.
We must recommit to improving lives and to re-energizing our fight against poverty, hunger and ignorance.
With this objective in mind, we must recommit ourselves to the goals of disarmament and development.
But we must recommit ourselves as leaders to our own peoples first, and to the peoples of this world second.
All the parties to the conflict must recommit themselves to the peace process and refrain from any acts which might jeopardize a negotiated settlement.
All States must recommit themselves to the goals of eradicating poverty, achieving sustained economic growth and promoting sustainable development.
He said,"As a Nation, we must recommit to the enduring vision of the Women's Bureau and work to support all wage-earning women.
We must recommit ourselves to working constructively together in good faith to overcome the deadlock that has impaired the disarmament machinery over the past decade.
As part of that process,the Islamic Republic of Iran must recommit itself to the resolution of all outstanding questions and concerns and to full compliance with its obligations under the non-proliferation regime.
Parties must recommit themselves to efforts to protecting and effectively managing the existing Ramsar Sites, as well as to expanding the reach of the Convention by continuously working to add more sites and areas of wetlands recognized under the Convention.
Local churches must recommit themselves to their primary responsibility of making disciples.
All parties must recommit to a sustained cessation of armed violence in all its forms and to the implementation of the six-point plan immediately and without waiting for the actions of others.
And lastly, all nations, butmost particularly the current nuclear powers, must recommit to sound nuclear security practices and robust and effective non-proliferation efforts in order to keep nuclear weapons and associated materials and technology out of the hands of irresponsible nations, terrorists, and non-state actors.
And we know that we must recommit to strengthening national health systems in areas that include budgetary allocations, financing, information and access to medicines.
States parties must recommit themselves to strengthening the three pillars of the non-proliferation regime-- nuclear disarmament, access to civilian nuclear energy, and non-proliferation.
The international community must recommit to the multilateral trading system represented by the WTO and its agreements as the main basis for discussing and promoting global trade and settling disputes.
At the Nairobi meeting, we must recommit to finishing the job and decide how to address the remaining challenges, universalize the Convention, destroy stockpiles, clear mines and assist victims.
States must recommit to addressing gaps and challenges in its implementation and redouble their efforts to make gender equality a reality for women and girls worldwide, including through the post-2015 development agenda.
To overcome these injustices, we must recommit ourselves to eliminating systemic imbalances in the current international economic environment through, inter alia, strengthened partnerships for development, enhanced international cooperation, including the fulfilment of internationally agreed official development assistance and increased capacity-building, and to creating a fair, just and equitable international economic order so that our societies, which have suffered for too long, can achieve sustainable growth and development.