Sentence examples for implement its obligations from inspiring English sources

At press time, Reifsnyder says the U.S. State Department is conducting "the customary process of evaluating the convention to assess how the United States would implement its obligations if it were to join"—a precursor to a formal decision on whether the United States will join.

"Our government expects Iran to join the international efforts for nuclear nonproliferation and take steps to faithfully implement its obligations under the relative U.N.S.C. resolutions," said a statement read by Kim Young-sun, a Foreign Ministry spokesman.

Drawing on interviews with participants in the consultation process, this paper examines the role of stakeholder participation in the UK MCZ site selection process, in particular how well the UK Government implemented its obligations under the Aarhus Convention, and the meaning of "participation" in a climate of political change and budgetary constraint.

It failed to implement its written obligations to dismantle international terrorist groups like Hamas and Islamic Jihad.

Iran continues to implement its nuclear obligations under the accord, which makes the primary question whether the Trump administration or the new Congress will precipitate an immediate crisis by killing the deal unilaterally or backing measures that would put at risk the security gains provided by the accord.

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea is unwilling to implement its international obligation to prosecute and bring the perpetrators to justice, because those perpetrators act in accordance with state policy".

"In these cases careful litigation … has forced the government to implement its constitutional and human rights treaty obligations and has served the public health cause of improving equitable access … ".

"It does not implement its own agreements.

(Remember, in theory, the entire Torah was given by God, so our obligation ought to be to implement its every command. This all-or-nothing mentality is still present today).

International law has a direct impact on domestic laws and policies because of the obligation that countries accept, upon ratification of a treaty, to implement its provisions.

1. Began implementing its human rights obligations to end the criminalization of homelessness.