在 英语 中使用 Our commitments 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Rather we believe in the virtues of multilateralism, the power of solidarity and the value of resolve, in order to honour our commitments.
I want to emphasize our commitments and firm intentions to collaborate with the deliberations of this seminar.
We, the ASEAN countries, once again reaffirm our commitments to work cooperatively to achieve these goals as a matter of utmost priority.
Today we gather here in Johannesburg to reaffirm our commitments made in Rio and to take further steps to ensure their implementation.
Second, we must have a mechanism to review whether we are keeping our commitments, and to exchange this information in a transparent manner.
We should translate our commitments to multilateralism into concrete actions, solve practical problems, seek tangible results, and bring real benefits to people of all countries.
It is apparent that efforts to meet our commitments are severely hampered by the current global economic crisis to which many delegations have alluded today.
We must renew our commitments to halt and reverse the spread of HIV with unprecedented dedication and drive.
We renew our commitments towards strengthening cooperation and consultation mechanisms among the different nuclear-weapon-free zones.
For when America is willing to lead the way, when we meet our commitments and stand with our allies, even in troubling times;
Honoring our commitments can make the difference between achieving what's most important to us or feeling disappointed and defeated.
That reality brings us face to face with a fundamental challenge: to translate our commitments into actions and those actions into results.
Sometimes we choose to honor our commitments and“do the right thing”; sometimes we don't.
There is no doubt that, despite best efforts to meet our commitments, we have yet to fulfil our aspirations.
The answer is not to push our commitments even further into the future, nor is it simply to sweep it all quietly under the international carpet.
Therefore, I believe that this approach of holding regular meetings to review our commitments and the consequences of our acts and omissions is particularly suitable.
How much longer can we continue to reaffirm and renew our commitments to our people before their hopes for development, peace, security and human rights are realized?
But that doesn't mean we can't reprioritize our commitments, so we can do our work well.