And it is a matter of urgency," Cœuré said, adding: "The ECB is committed to taking additional measures if we face the prospect of inflation being too low for too long".
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office said Saturday that it is "committed to taking any measures necessary" to stop employees who review patents from lying about their hours and getting overtime pay and bonuses for work they didn't do.
The IEA is an energy forum of 28 industrialized nations committed to taking joint measures to meet oil supply emergencies, to co-ordinate their policies to insure energy security, as well as maintaining emergency oil stocks.
Together, the various measures are intended to show that the euro zone's leaders are committed to taking forceful policy measures — just as the United States and Britain did during the 2008 crisis — that will stem the spread of contagion.
As well as commitments on monetary policy, the IMF also wants Argentina to start talks with its foreign creditors and present proper proposals to deal with the banking system's problems.No Argentine politician, including Mr Duhalde, enjoys trust or approval nowadaysJorge Remes Lenicov, the economy minister, seems committed to taking the necessary measures.
Nevertheless, such an invention should be maintained as a trade secret only if the company is committed to taking the stringent security measures necessary to maintain the secrecy of the invention.
We are committed to taking all reasonable and practical measures to protect the environment and mitigate effects on marine mammals.
Mr Carney, who is still six months away from taking the reins at the BoE, would not commit to taking specific measures to boost economic growth, but said it was clear "full monetary stimulus" was required to help the economy.
"We will commit to taking extraordinary measures," Sheriff Michael S. Carona said in a written statement.
