Examples of using New commitments in English and their translations into Portuguese
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to being able to pay out new commitments more rapidly.
This conference will also offer an opportunity to evaluate implementation of the Convention and to enter into new commitments.
we concluded that it is not appropriate to give new commitments increasing access to the Community market in this sector either.
The draft budget proposed by the Commission took full account of this context by freezing new commitments in real terms.
The inclusion of social-environmental responsibility in the company's mission in 2003 has led Itaipu to take on new commitments regarding the community and its employees.
Thanks to the progress made, further steps can be taken in the country's European programme; new commitments can be made and new requirements can be formulated.
their 1998 agreement and to add some important new commitments.
First, we want to agree on new commitments to enhance implementation,
Information and publicity measures(18% of new commitments) concerned principally a multimedia exhibition on crossborder cooperation in the field of regional planning to support the Interreg Π C Commumty Initiative.
our voices have been heard, and new commitments to host refugees have been made,
The regional studies(12% of new commitments) went mainly to the establishment of an ongoing system of labour force surveys in the Member States(LFS- Labour Force Survey)
In practice new commitments from the performance reserve[29]
The European Council has decided that new commitments should be strictly limited to areas that have a direct interest for the European Union
All potential new commitments of EC funds from 2007 are subject to ongoing discussions on the Financial Perspectives
Moreover, in practice new commitments from the performance reserve[10]
The 2001 budget which we now have before us gives us funds of EUR 96.2 billion for new commitments next year
how we limit the duration of new commitments- obviously this comes into the domain of the financial regulation which we will have to negotiate.
they accounted for only 9% of new commitments in 1998 see section 1.3.3.
this is the reason why the Berlin Mandate established new commitments only for such countries.
In this regard, we follow the principle that the European Union's new commitments cannot be achieved at the expense of Parliament's traditional priorities, or to put it another way,