"We trust that, as party to the Convention on Biological Diversity, Egypt will adhere to its obligations," Dias told the Guardian.
"California has been accepting more than $20 billion in federal Medicaid funds per year in exchange for its promise, among other things, to ensure that needy patients had access to health care," their brief said, adding, "California has failed to adhere to its obligations".
Asked how Australians could be assured of the NAIF's independence, its chief executive, Laurie Walker, told Senate estimates this month that "the minister has no ability under our act to direct the NAIF board to support any particular project or individual, and the board will absolutely adhere to its obligations under the act".
South Africa is one of the signatories and works very closely with the United Nations Children's Fund - commonly known as UNICEF, to adhere to its obligations towards meeting children's rights.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, civil society monitoring ensured that the Tenke Fungurume copper and cobalt mine adhered to its obligation to pay a percentage of its net proceeds into a social development fund benefiting the local community.
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Last month, a federal judge ruled that the commission would be adhering to its transparency obligations as long as it made all of its documents publicly available ahead of its first meeting, which members of the public could only watch via a livestream.
Grieve said he was particularly concerned by the suggestion "that we would only implement the ECHR if a parliamentary motion said that the government should" for each specific piece of legislation – a move that he said would leave Britain open to the claim that it was failing to adhere to its international obligations.
Although it is customary to deride Khatami and the reformers as fickle and weak, they did stand against Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the hard-liners in insisting that Iran had to adhere to its international obligations.
As they have detailed, Qualcomm has clearly used its chip monopoly in cellular technologies to stunt competition by refusing to adhere to its license obligations under fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory or FRAND terms, and is now seeking to extend its dominance (and bad licensing behavior) to gain control of the burgeoning IoT space.
