Examples of using Commitments already made in English and their translations into French
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priorities, builds upon commitments already made, and contributes to the full implementation of the outcomes of all major summits in the economic, social and environmental fields.
United Nations conferences and that scarce resources could be better used to ensure the implementation of commitments already made.
build upon commitments already made, and contribute to the full implementation of the outcomes of all major summits in the economic, social and environmental fields,
need to implement commitments already made on nuclear disarmament,
lack of timely information on commitments already made; and poor incentives for commitment control on account of unpredictable cash flows.
to safeguard this process and implement the commitments already made by the parties.
June European Council(Article 50) on the basis of the commitments already made by the UK to agree on an operational legal text for the"backstop option" in the Withdrawal Agreement.
policies they pursue to uphold commitments already made in the context of the ICNRD process
Development(UNCTAD), as well as leadership from Member States themselves, a sincere determination to fulfil the commitments already made and a more conducive international macroeconomic environment in order that the development agenda could move forward.
build upon commitments already made, and contribute to the full implementation of the outcomes of all major summits in the economic, social and environmental fields,
in line with the commitment already made by the World Bank.
Any commitment already made to education, and commitments made at national,
welcoming the commitment already made by Greece, urged its other development partners to consider providing assistance by funding projects
Agreements and commitments already made.
Agreements and commitments already made.
not a substitute for, commitments already made.
However, the political will to honour the national and international commitments already made is needed.
However, the fundamental challenge involves translating words into deeds and keeping the commitments already made.
Such mechanisms must raise additional funds above and beyond the commitments already made by developed countries.
This forum will also offer an opportunity to confirm commitments already made towards the financing of these programmes.