Esimerkkejä New commitments käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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which leaves margins unused due to legal bases that prohibit new commitments.
Engagement from the business community was crucial and led to new commitments, for example under the European Pact for Youth see Section 3.3.
One of the key negotiating positions of the EU is that we should not accept any new commitments unilaterally.
The European Commission has adopted a formal Decision that will bring on stream shortly new commitments by the US Government, guaranteeing protection in the US for the personal data of transatlantic air passengers.
the Russian Federation have not made new commitments.
Thanks to the progress made, further steps can be taken in the country's European programme; new commitments can be made
of IPA in 2007, there were no new commitments after 2006 under Phare, the Turkey Pre-Accession Instrument or CARDS.
Active policies and new commitments must be made by civil society in order to promote social attitudes that support integration.
In the run-up to the UN Millennium Review Summit in September, the EU made new commitments to accelerate progress towards the MDGs, on the basis of Commission proposals.
No new commitments have been proposed in the fields of education and health, and we are not proposing any commitments in the field of audiovisual services.
They will do so provided only that the developed countries fulfil their existing and new commitments to reduce emissions.
I feel that Member States' contributions need to be revised in order to include our new commitments and needs even before 2006.
Every six months we have new commitments to finance because the Council has identified new priorities without consulting Parliament.
New commitments and payments are mainly of programmable aid,
Economic growth combined with the City's tradition of responsible management of finances enable new commitments in both investments and the operational economy.
New commitments have been taken, most notably in Spain,
the European Union will be taking on more and more new commitments. These relate to the fight against terrorism
enable the Committee to meet its new commitments and take account of the forthcoming changes to be introduced in the new Members' financial statute.
These new commitments will thereafter be included in the National Reform
The European Council has decided that new commitments should be strictly limited to areas that have a direct interest for the European Union