Examples of using Made a commitment in English and their translations into Italian
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Yeah, we all made a commitment.
And the baby's father made a commitment.
Years ago, motor manufacturers themselves made a commitment to reduce emissions.
But I had already made a commitment to her.
Paulig has made a commitment to reduce their carbon emissions by 40% by 2020.
the Member States have made a commitment: an additional EUR 2 billion in aid for trade between now and 2010.
The Commission has made a commitment to promote measures for more cross-border investment by venture capital funds23.
I have made a commitment and dedication in that relationship to serve God in every area of my life.
Finally, the European Union has made a commitment in favour of democracy
In some parts of the world this call has grown into formal associations of laity who have made a commitment to live the charism in their own lives.
The European Union has made a commitment to promoting basic rights
Mr Antonione has made a commitment- and I appreciate the significance of this- to keep the matter open.
Our children must know that we have made a commitment to them and we must demonstrate that commitment constantly.
The Commission has made a commitment to develop more open and transparent government,
The mayor has made a commitment in this regard, and I believe that this could be an extraordinary resource for the future of Assisi.Â.
This is one of the things we have made a commitment to each other to do- to walk with each other through good times
HU I, too, am pleased that the Council has made a commitment to the further development
At the time France had made a commitment to tackling those reforms together with Germany,
Free Banking for Students- BMO has made a commitment to help its customers save money
They have made a commitment to establish a network of marine protected areas around Antarctica by 2012, that's this year.