Examples of using Many commitments in English and their translations into Arabic
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According to verified data available to the Croatian side, the Serbian side has not complied with many commitments it had undertaken pursuant to this agreement, among which we would particularly like
Many commitments had been made on both sides(by the donor countries, to harmonize their aid policies taking into account the priorities of the recipient countries, and by the LDCs, to manage and utilize development aid more effectively), but those commitments had not been kept.
At long last we are openly discussing, in different global forums, issues of African development. Many measures are being suggested; many commitments-- although they are far from adequate-- have also been made. But, sadly, our actions are not keeping pace with our words-- indeed, they are lagging far behind.
The European Women ' s Lobby notes that while many commitments to address violence against women have been made both at the regional(European Union)
Deeply concerned that although some progress has been achieved since the landmark Conference of 1972, the Earth Summit in 1992 and the World Summit on Sustainable Development in 2002, there is a persistent implementation gap, and many commitments by the international community have not been fully met.
It is clearly observed that there are many commitments, projects and principles that most companies and institutions have begun to implement
For example, the Group of Eight has become one of the more important actors in global health because it has made many commitments in this area, including supporting the creation of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, increasing access to HIV/AIDS treatment, supporting polio eradication and strengthening health systems in low-income countries.
however, many commitments have not been actualized in practice, and there is evidence of fragmentation of policies and actions;
Mr. Requeijo Gual(Cuba)(spoke in Spanish): During the 1990 World Summit for Children and the special session of the General Assembly on children in 2002, many commitments were made to improve the standard of living of all children throughout the world, to increase their chances for and materials necessary for survival, to improve health and sanitation services, to combat curable diseases and reduce their spread, create new opportunities for education, increase available food and keep children out of danger.
It is thus unfortunate that after the failure of the United Nations Programme of Action for African Economic Recovery and Development 1986-1990, and despite the enthusiasm with which the international community greeted the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s, it has taken no concrete action to fulfil, even partially, the many commitments it freely agreed to under the New Agenda, which has yet to be truly set in motion, despite the impetus provided by the Secretary-General.
How many commitments you think.
Considerable gains are possible if the international community translates its many commitments into actions.
Direct financial support and assistance will be one of many commitments needed.
There have been many commitments, pledges and promises, but, above all, there has been much deception.
I need to know how many commitments we have made in New York and L. A.
Goal 8, in particular, had not been given the necessary attention, and many commitments remained unfulfilled.
It had made many commitments to protect children '
Despite his many commitments, Professor Dogramaci has contributed over 80 scholarly articles to periodicals on paediatrics, public health and medical education.
Tuvalu expressed its commitment to human rights and noted that many commitments are dependent on the availability of financial and technical resources.
Too many commitments, especially soft ones, might be difficult to enforce