Sentence examples for implementation of its commitments from inspiring English sources

Aware of the increased wariness among E.U. member nations about further expansion, Mr. Fule stressed that the European Commission will "monitor Croatia's implementation of its commitments until the date of its accession".

Tillerson vowed that Iran would be under a microscope, whether with regard to its support for extremists and militias, or its implementation of its commitments under the nuclear deal, which will be kept in place apparently contrary to what was suggested on the campaign trail, but will be reviewed.

But, he says, China now considers implementation of its non-proliferation commitments a "priority item", particularly since the September 11th attacks.For all the growing scepticism among American politicians about China's global ambitions, Mr Bush's public view of China has evolved considerably from his pre-presidency characterisation of it as a "strategic competitor".

It is important to distinguish between the legal implementation of international commitments (in national law) and the effective implementation (measures that induce changes in the behavior of target groups).

Monitoring the implementation of these commitments will be a major issue for all the member countries.

We are ready to work with the government to support and monitor the implementation of these commitments.

But the implementation of environmental commitments and the enforcement of environmental laws remain a tremendous challenge for many countries".

"We would like to wait and watch until we see precise implementation of the commitments made by President General Pervez Musharraf," she said.

But Mike Brown told the board: "I cannot stress enough the importance I place, and the mayor places, on us working together with the trade representatives in our implementation of these commitments.

This is very hard to digest currently, but we must think long term about how we would monitor the implementation of any commitments that come out of the summit.

In April 2009, at the Durban review conference, states are expected to provide an assessment of achievements and gaps in the implementation of the commitments made in 2001, as well as identify concrete ways to improve performance and impact on the ground.