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Since its establishment OGP has welcomed the commitment of 46 additional governments.

Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) Pre-election period RT @forexlive Dutch FinMin De Jager: Against banking license for rescue fund bit.ly/Qyly1V August 2, 2012 Updated at 11.52am BST 11.42am BST EC applauds Greece The European Commission has welcomed the commitment of the Greek government to structural reform.

European Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas has welcomed the commitment by the Greek government to bring the talks to a conclusion, but said more time and effort was needed "to bridge the gaps on the remaining open issues in the negotiations".

Ian Hudghton MEP has welcomed the commitment in the European Commission 2012 Work Programme to publish a blueprint to safeguard water resources.

"Macquarie will utilise the market-leading expertise of the existing GIB team and will build on GIB's deep commitment to Edinburgh". The Scottish government did not favour the sale, but has welcomed the commitments made by the new owners of GIB.

We have welcomed the commitment to capital spending for the next 5 years, and the sporadic and substantial injections over the previous five that have reduced the severity of the decline of the UK research base under a flat-cash settlement.

Prof Bailey has welcomed the legal commitment the government introduced to have parity of esteem between physical and mental health - ie the legal requirement that mental and physical health are treated equally - but asked: "Have we got parity in practice?

Henry, who has agreed to join a BBC diversity action group panel chaired by Hall, has welcomed the BBC's commitment to diversity training but expressed concern that the BAME development fund risked "blaming the victim for their victimhood".

The campaign group Anti-Slavery International has welcomed the government's commitment to greater powers for the GLA but its director, Aidan McQuade, said the TIP report was right to highlight areas for concern.

He has welcomed the government's commitment to bring into force sections 165 and 167 which require wheelchair-accessible taxis to assist wheelchair passengers and prevent them from charging extra.

Conservation group WWF has welcomed the move, saying it was an "indication of the country's commitment" to curbing elephant poaching and the ivory trade.