Examples of using Its commitments in English and their translations into Spanish
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The international community can live up to its commitments if it proves that it has genuine political will,
Thus Sudan was not only fulfilling its commitments but was prepared to go even further than was necessary in order to meet its obligations.
According to FIDH, the Malian Government should also give effect to its commitments under the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative.
Pursue its commitments in the area of international development aid,
They strongly urge the Government to live up to its commitments and implement fully
Lebanon respected its commitments under international law; in less than two years,
Viet Nam is honouring its commitments to maintain the volume of its rice exports at 4 million tons annually.
I ask the Assembly to live up to its commitments to follow through on those items
The Government of Latvia is actively pursuing its commitments under the Millennium Declaration to attain the Millennium Development Goals.
Much remained to be done, however, before the country would be able to live up to its commitments under the Convention.
should still fail to meet its commitments.
also in fulfilling its commitments under the Agreement.
North Korea should make the strategic decision to live up to its commitments to denuclearization.
the Republic of Cyprus has proceeded to implement its commitments under the Convention.
Ethiopia in order to meet its commitments.
It was now up to the country to take concrete steps to demonstrate to the international community that it was realizing its commitments and was prepared to cooperate with OHCHR.
In August 1994, the Government of Canada approved the establishment of an accountability framework for carrying out its commitments to official-language minority communities.
First, the Organization must have the necessary financial resources to fulfil its commitments.
Ukraine, a transition economy, was making every effort to implement its commitments under the Monterrey Consensus at the national level.
regulations that guarantee the performance of its commitments under international instruments by which it is bound.