Sentence examples for comply with these commitments from inspiring English sources
UNICEF emphasized that it is essential that Heads of State and finance ministers assure the necessary government resources to comply with these commitments and to fight against organized networks.
As nations join and sign international conventions and treaties that increasingly include rights for women, feminists are supplied with a foundation from which to argue that local laws must comply with these international commitments.
She will also oversee the absorption and use of the EU funds as a deputy prime minister".The choice of Zinaida Zlatanova is a message that Bulgaria will comply with the commitments to the EU and protect its funds," says Daniel Smilov from the Center for Liberal Strategies, a think-tank.
Despite the fact that my party is in opposition in Italy, I would also point out that the efforts being made by the Italian Government to comply with the commitments entered into at Maastricht - of which we in the Alleanza Nazionale are highly critical - deserve respect from everyone: no one has a right to judge them with arrogance or with an air of superiority.
In the same way, the mileage normally traveled by the current vehicle park decreases significantly with the new proposed routes complying with the commitments of the delivery windows.
"In the future," says Michel Hansenne, its director-general, "public opinion will be more important for pushing governments to comply with their commitments".
As long as Yasir Arafat makes no discernible effort to comply with the critical prerequisites of the road map -- a halt to violence and inciteful rhetoric against Israeli civilians -- Israel should be under no compulsion to comply with its commitments.
The Obama administration should also be faulted for opposing California's effort to comply with United States commitments under the Washington Principles to let claims be decided on the merits.
Arguments were made about India's obligation to faithfully comply with its commitments under international treaties and counter arguments were made to protect India's status as "the pharmacy of the world".
