Examples of using Could commit in English and their translations into French
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the failure to comply with signing authority and delegation of authority could commit GBL to unauthorised transactions.
Ministers for Foreign Affairs or expressly empowered officials could commit the State by means of unilateral acts.
would later tell the British delegation that Canada would not go beyond its resources in terms of what it could commit.
not someone who people would suspect could commit this kind of crime;
Boats are assured any risks guaranteeing the tenant of the damages that he could commit on the body of the boat,
states could commit to establishing an FMCI alongside an FMCT and define the objectives and possibly the basic
Comer Sevimex SL can be held responsible for any offence that could commit any user within these pages in terms of intellectual or industrial property.
On that basis, Member States could commit to drafting a political declaration for consideration at the high-level segment of the Commission at its fifty-second session, in 2009.
It was considered important to distinguish among the various degrees of wrongful acts that a State could commit in violation of various international obligations
Donors could commit to pay the insurance premiums,
It was unquestionable that States could commit international crimes,
States, like individuals, should not be above the law, nor should they regard themselves as being immune to the extent that they could commit crimes with impunity.
stop a rapist before he could commit further violence to his wife.
a surety company could commit to responsibility for all claims and expenses for decommissioning
Canada could not support it: the notion that terrorist groups could commit human-rights violations remained a stumbling block.
If appropriate, the facilitator could commit to post the robust assumptions in a shared space(e.g. a shared network folder,
who were recruited on a contractual basis and could commit serious violations.
flexibility for countries to be forthcoming with measures to which they could commit.
I had to learn to love and accept my body as it was before I could commit to worry about it.
Parents who so wished could commit their children to the care of monks in monasteries, where they were taught