Examples of using Commitments made in English and their translations into Portuguese
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is intended to implement commitments made by G-20 leaders in September 2009.
This concern can be noticed on an international level through the many treaties and commitments made, some of which figuring brazil as signatory.
The breakdown by Member State„of the commitments made in 2001 under Objective 1 is shown in Table 3.
the European Commission and she will monitor the accurate and proper fulfilment of commitments made.
A breakdown by candidate country of commitments made in 2002 under the ISPA programme is given in Table 16.
It noted the unacceptable fact that commitments made at the London Conference had not been put into effect.
The commitments made in relation to anticipated Community assistance ranged from 35% for the Netherlands to 60% for the United Kingdom
should not lead to additional requirements arising from commitments made under GATT.
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work must continue in Bulgaria towards meeting all commitments made during the accession negotiations.
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it is important to be able to rely on commitments made in this regard.
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We are asking the Council to fulfil commitments made a long time ago by several successive presidencies.
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Asks the Commission to report annually on the results of the monitoring of commitments made by JAMA/KAMA and ACEA;
a year which accounted for 21% of all commitments made since 1994.
This appropriation is intended to cover the settlement of commitments made up to 31 December 2003.
A breakdown by candidate country of commitments made in 2003 under the ISPAprogramme is given in Table 2.
It is also through commitments made in this arena, and Mr Kristovskis is entirely right to emphasise this, that it will be possible to achieve changes on the ground.