Examples of using Firm commitments in English and their translations into German
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Making a firm commitment to lose the weight, no matter what.
We have Commission documents which speak of firm commitments.
Doing business sustainably entails targets, firm commitments and transparency.
List 1 with firm commitments of countries that would be operational by 2020.
should now take on firm commitments.
Every Member State must individually make firm commitments to create favourable conditions for legal immigration.
Such an exemption is all the more justified because firm commitments obviously only represent provisional risks.
We need firm commitments from all governments to implement the decisions the Summit takes through concrete action.
The VVD believes, in fact, that Turkey must first adhere to a number of firm commitments.
The report also calls for Russia to enter into firm commitments not to use force against its neighbours.
Firm commitments at Riga of more allied troops
Moreover, firm commitments have been given by France that the aid will not be detrimental to competition to anextent contrary to the common interest.
implementation of European legislation, but we want firm commitments for future years.
The United States and European Union made firm commitments to increase cooperation in key economic and scientific areasduring the
As a further example, he may request that the value be apportioned over the entire anticipated production where contracts or firm commitments exist for that production.
Firm commitments have been received from both engine suppliers to meet the NEO schedule
Avision, with longterm strategy and goals until 2020, including firm commitments in areas like land-useplanning, transport
we would be very grateful for facts and firm commitments rather than simply an analysis of the crisis.
This is why the Commission is setting out where Member States, taking account of their specific situation, are expected to make firm commitments within their own national action programmes.
It is not firm commitments that we need, just plain commitments would suffice,