Primjeri korištenja Its commitments na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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As part of its commitments under the Memorandum of Understanding of Economic
he said Ankara needs to do more to fulfil its commitments to the EU on economic questions-- particularly by preventing breaches of intellectual property law and removing restrictions on free trade in areas such as ceramics, textiles, meat products and telecommunications.
Those provisions should be consistent with the Union's climate objectives and its commitments under the Paris Agreement,
allowing for postponement of Romania's membership by one year if it fails to meet its commitments.
therefore dependent on progress with regard to the country's respecting its commitments, including on democracy,
seeking to convince him that the country is taking adequate measures to meet its commitments in the area of fighting organised crime and corruption.
therefore dependent on progress with regard to the country respecting its commitments on democracy, the rule of law,
ensure that the Commission respects its commitments in line with the Common Understanding on delegated acts
In 2018 the EU continued to take action to meet its commitments. It set ambitious new renewable energy
Its commitment to non-violence owes much to Gandhi.
The University expresses its commitment to its mission by pursuing the following goals.
Recalls its commitment to open migration policies regardless of nationality,
Reaffirms its commitment to continuing to support Yemen
With these rules, the EU has met its commitment to the G20 to implement the Basel III framework in a timely manner.
The council noted that the company has only fulfilled part of its commitment to the 2.8 billion-euro project,
On Sunday, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan urged the Union to fulfil its commitment to his country.
Moreover, the EU has lately been perceived as wavering in its commitment to the Western Balkans.
This will also help Montenegro meet its commitment made at the December COP-21 Summit.
Bucharest would not sway from its commitment to allow its citizens free movement.
During the period from 2021 to 2025, a Member State may choose to include managed wetland in the scope of its commitment pursuant to Article 4.