Examples of using Must commit in English and their translations into Greek
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The international cancer community must commit support and expertise to help the low-
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo yesterday said North Korea must commit to immediately dismantling its weapons programme, adding that efforts
national legislative authorities must commit to improving protection for child victims during investigations and before and after any court case in which children are involved.
other parties on 31 January- and maybe we will be pleasantly surprised- the EU must commit now to a 30% cut.
other privatisations that a country must commit to if it wants, in exchange,
He said both Europe and the world must commit to taking many more Syrians, to relieve the
President Barack Obama told Reuters on Monday that Iran must commit to a verifiable freeze of at least 10 years on sensitive nuclear activity for a landmark atomic deal to be reached between Tehran and six world powers.
the village must have fewer than 2,000 inhabitants and the newcomer must commit to opening a business.
Syriza must commit to phasing out fossil fuels by a certain date,
An organization that wishes its Privacy Shield benefits to cover human resources data transferred from the EU in the context of the employment relationship must commit to cooperate with the DPAs with regard to such data(see Supplemental Principle on Human Resources Data).
I must commit it.
But you must commit.
Government Must Commit to….
You must commit yourself totally.
You must commit to it, embrace it.
The EU must commit funds for this purpose.
To fulfill this promise, we must commit.
You must commit them to your very soul.
Participants must commit to participation in all three meetings.
You must commit to one kind of yoga practice?