Examples of using State's commitment in English and their translations into French
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In keeping with the State's commitment to promoting social cohesion,
saying it raised doubts about the state's commitment to creating opportunities for citizens to obtain proper housing.
domestic public opinion a State's commitment to human rights.
the purchase of other consumables, the State's commitment to funding essential services for PLHIVs.
the right to freely engage in business activities and the State's commitment to implementing the principles of social justice.
The bill also strengthens the State's commitment to combat trafficking in persons
morbidity in Uganda and welcomed the State's commitment regarding the Millennium Development Goal target by 2005.
this Act implicitly gives recognition to the value of a child's life and establishes the state's commitment to the inherent right of the child to survival and life.
Developments in this problem area in the upcoming months will make it possible to determine the effects of this situation on the State's commitment to combat impunity.
the Parliament had failed to acknowledge the State's commitment to support and promote national minority languages.
Colombia highlighted the State's commitment to implementing previous recommendations and its transparent and cooperative approach to human rights mechanisms.
Despite the agreements reached in Beijing and the State's commitment, the current situation of protection and respect of Tamil women's rights
It also welcomed the State's commitment to cooperate with ICRC,
said that the effectiveness of the struggle against terrorism depended on each State's commitment to accede to international conventions
function in respect of international standards and backed by the State's commitment to accountable government.
The State's commitment to make effective use of the data they provide and the recommendations they
as it unambiguously affirms the State's commitment to implementing the Convention,
While ratification of ICERD is a first step to demonstrate the State's commitment to the fight against racism,
those that may be taken in future testify to the State's commitment to outlaw acts by persons or organizations that constitute
Article 29 of the Constitution contains provisions demonstrating the State's commitment to promoting equality,