Examples of using To the commitments in English and their translations into Swedish
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We also give a measure of sincerity to the commitments we are undertaking.
Member States of the UN have, in the course of 1999, sent in reports on the effect they have given to the commitments.
Emissions have to be cut according to the commitments we have made.
More than ever the European Union has to live up to the commitments it has made.
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These numbers would be in addition to the commitments carried out under the resettlement Conclusions of 20 July 2015.
that the Council will of course be adhering to the commitments it has made.
Germany is responding reasonably well to the commitments made at the 2006 Spring European Council.
Member States of the UN have, in the course of 1999, sent in reports on the effect they have given to the commitments.
Germany is also responding reasonably well to the commitments made at the 2006 Spring European Council.
Contrary to the commitments given, Delta Airlines is already announcing that it will not give up its exclusive contract with Boeing.
Member States must be proactive in keeping to the commitments they have assumed within the European Council.
Adding real meaning to the commitments that the EC and its Member States have undertaken in the context of the WTO GATS Agreement;
legally binds SvK to the commitments it has offered
Commissioner, what will happen to the commitments and agreements reached last December in Hong Kong,
This decision, which does not conclude whether there is an infringement, legally binds Microsoft to the commitments it has offered and ends the Commission's investigation.
These principles are linked to the commitments taken by signing the Covenant
at the end of which we must be able to say that we are equal to the commitments that we all adopted together in Berlin on 25 March this year.
Four years after its entry into application, the Regulation has already contributed to the commitments under the Kyoto Protocol for the period 2008 to 2012.
This Article shall be without prejudice to the commitments of the Community in relation to third countries ensuing from international agreements on public procurement, particularly within the framework of the WTO.
Furthermore, Zimbabwe must scrupulously adhere to the commitments it made on diamond production in the context of the Kimberley Process, so as to escape the vicious circle of financing armed conflict.
This decision, which does not conclude whether there is an infringement, legally binds Microsoft to the commitments it has offered and ends the Commission's investigation.
First of all, I am delighted that the European Parliament and the Commission share the Council' s concern as to the commitments outstanding in our Community jargon also known as the'RAL.
it has to be in addition to the commitments made by individual States