Sentence examples for commitments are translated from inspiring English sources

When commitments are translated to the 2005 baseline year used by Australia, it appears the 26%to28%8% reduction is towards the lower end when compared to other countries.

This article provides an overview of key critical issues that need to be resolved to ensure that recent political commitments are translated into practical action.

We are writing to request that this existing commitment is translated into an actionable Long-Term Goal at COP21.

The 'Paris Principles and Guidelines on children associated with armed groups' establish two ways to address the issue of child soldiers: One is to build a serious international commitment to abolish the practice; and the other is to make sure that commitment is translated into real, ongoing protection for children and their families as they resume civilian life.

The assumption underlying inclusion of these two variables is that commitment and resources are the drivers of quality; HIT is one of the important means by which commitment and resources are translated into improved performance.

It is now important that recent statements of good intention by WTO Members are translated into action and commitments.

There are translated copies.

"The world is waiting for commitments to be translated into action.

Fleshman hopes that future commitments might be translated into corporate metrics that are evaluated in the same way that other traditional metrics are measured.

This handbook looks at how commitments can be translated into practice by bringing about changes to actively involve children and young people in services and policy making.

It moves beyond the acceptance of childrens involvement in organizations and looks at how commitments can be translated into practice by bringing about changes to actively involve children and young people in services and policy making.