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Administration officials suggested that the president had not decided on another issue of interest to American organized labor: whether Colombia has met its commitment to stop violence against unionists in that country.

"Australia has met its commitments under the Kyoto Protocol first commitment period, unlike other countries," she said.

Behrouz Kamalvandi, the spokesperson for Iran's atomic energy agency, said in an interview with Iran's Etemad newspaper published on Monday that "Iran has met its commitments under the July nuclear agreement earlier than expected".

"Over the last six months, Iran has met its commitments under the interim deal we reached last year, halting the progress of its nuclear program, allowing more inspections and rolling back its most dangerous stockpile of nuclear material," he said.

The company has met its commitments to the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), the voluntary mechanism for controlling the practices of the industry, a year ahead of time.

CSFB said fiscal 2004 most likely will mark the first year since fiscal 1999 that Heinz has met its ongoing commitment for EPS growth, up 9%, although about 90% of the growth will have come from currency benefits and "practically nothing from volume".

(Last month, when the World Food Program, finding itself strapped for funds, cut food rations for Darfuri refugees, Bush noted that the United States, unlike other nations, had met its financial commitment).

He then named a court-appointed forensic accountant to determine whether HCA had met its other capital commitments and whether it provided the charitable care it had said it would.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — North Korea has not met its commitment to account fully for its nuclear activities by the end of 2007 under a disarmament agreement, the United States said Sunday, urging North Korea to comply with its obligations.

Under a so-called "snapback" mechanism, sanctions can be reinstated if world powers feel Iran has not met its commitments under the Vienna agreement.

"It is unfortunate that North Korea has not yet met its commitments by providing a complete and correct declaration of its nuclear programs and slowing down the process of disablement," a State Department spokesman, Tom Casey, said in a statement.