Exemplos de uso de Commitment on the part em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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must be guaranteed so there is involvement and commitment on the part of the user.
including the firm commitment on the part of the States to carry them out, the Commission is
if this is to succeed-and here we can count on the broad support of this Parliament- it does require commitment on the part of the Council, the Commission
lack of commitment on the part of the national representatives
I am convinced that our present crisis stems from having created too many"jobs" in the past decades- not only in the public sector- that stop short of reciprocity due to a lack of creativity and commitment on the part of employers, workers, and institutions.
A number of steps taken to address the situation demonstrate a commitment on the part of members of both the State
We must make every effort to try to obtain an adequate solution for 4 May and a commitment on the part of the Israeli Government to quickly move the peace process forward.
prevention and particularly a commitment on the part of the Member States to suppress the manufacture
We want a commitment on the part of business leaders,
much to the point, and that point is that we need more transparency and commitment on the part of the Commission in its administration and towards the citizens of the Union- something that has already been mentioned.
I can only wonder why the Council has not discussed them before, so as to ensure commitment on the part of Member States.
For this reason the Governing Council already made it clear in 1998 that the announcement of the reference value does not entail a commitment on the part of the ECB to correct mechanistically deviations of monetary growth from the reference value.
Why so much incompetence and lack of commitment on the part of who should govern with wisdom the destinies of the country?
I hope that there will be a commitment on the part of the British Presidency to take up all these initiatives that we are working on to make the occupation of sailor more attractive to young people in the European Union.
I believe that the lack of popular involvement and the lack of commitment on the part of the political elite is one of the reasons why we now see more
However, this commitment on the part of the EU will not apply if one of the above conditions is not fulfilled
I consider that the granting of advanced status should entail strong commitment on the part of Tunisia in terms of human rights and governance, so there will be no'free lunch.