Sentence examples for bilateral commitment from inspiring English sources
The Department assesses that a bilateral commitment by the United States and the UAE to focus on weaknesses within its financial regulatory measures is an important step in making progress on strengthening UAE efforts to disrupt potential terrorist financing.
By stepping up together, they are also removing one of the main pretexts for other countries to defer climate action: "Why bother if we can't make a difference?" So an unprecedented bilateral commitment could be a watershed event for the planet.
As the U.S. and the U.K. grapple with their own past and present imperial legacies, the bilateral commitment of foreign aid to more LGBT-tolerant countries is sure to give momentum to the equality movement.
The two countries also called for an "ambitious and legally binding" deal that will allow global warming to be limited to two degrees Celsius over preindustrial levels--the United Nations-declared threshold for avoiding the most dangerous climate change impacts--and they made a bilateral commitment to formulate low-carbon strategies within the next five years.
On this trip she extended an invitation to the Russian leadership to visit Pakistan and to reaffirm cooperation and bilateral commitment and support to promote stability and peace in Afghanistan for "Afghan-led and Afghan-owned" efforts for national reconciliation in the country.
"Mr. Zhu was emphatic, absolutely emphatic, that China will not back away from the bilateral commitments it made to the United States and other trading partners".
Mr. Bowen also dismissed concerns over Malaysia's commitment to protecting the human rights of refugees, saying he was satisfied with the bilateral commitments it has made to Canberra.
Stronger IPR enforcement with penalties for non-compliance or violations is another common feature of bilateral commitments.
All of the post-World War II and post-Cold War foreign policy has been built around the principle of economic integration and free trade, while the military side has been built around alliances and bilateral commitments.
Information for bilateral commitments and disbursements in 1992 is not yet available.
All bilateral commitments, and nearly half of multilateral ones, were concessional in character.
