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Asked if it would have been better to do the training earlier, Davis said that technical assistance started within days of the shooting and that his office was engaged in a long-term effort to achieve a cultural shift in the local departments and to "achieve commitments to systemic changes".

Achieving commitment to a joint process may be difficult to sustain among heterogeneous and autonomous partners.

"The Australian government will be in the spotlight in Marrakech and will need to step up efforts to help achieve commitments central to the Paris agreement," Connor said.

Common application scenarios are business process management workshops in which process experts have to achieve commitment with experts from other disciplines like computer science, logistics or engineering.

That comment jarred with European Union negotiators, who said that the talks must also achieve harder commitments to existing emissions [cuts] pledges, including from developing countries.

UNICEF monitors global security conditions and events through a 24 hour Operations Centre called OPSCEN that supports UNICEF to achieve its commitments to children in emergencies and to the security of its staff through the provision of vital, 24/7 global information and communications services.

To achieve global commitments to halt and begin to reverse the spread of HIV and AIDS among children, and keep with the rights-based approach, UNICEF's programming and advocacy on HIV and AIDS should take account of all vulnerable children, adolescents and women, including those with disabilities.

Contributing to achieving global commitments to universal access to comprehensive interventions for HIV prevention, treatment, care and support is the number one priority for UNAIDS.

Because it won't be, we have to take steps to achieve our commitment to shareholders of 10 to 15percentt growth.

Organizers are likely to achieve their commitment to make the park 50 percent more carbon efficient than a model based on British regulatory standards at the end of the Games.

All rather obvious but it is difficult to achieve without commitment to the biosphere reserve concept by the governance authorities.