Sentence examples for its commitments made in from inspiring English sources

Every time, the secretary repeated the same formula: that the Bush administration was pressing Russia to live up to its commitments, made in 1999, to withdraw troops in a timely way, and that the United States had no designs on Georgia for any bases.

In October 2003, the EU parliament approved a new emission trading scheme in order to meet its commitment made in the Kyoto Protocol.

As a lead financier ADB has to make a decision on a recent proposal for additional funding for the project and re-evaluate its loan commitments made in 2000.

The ever-increasing emissions are taking Australia further from both its carbon-reduction commitments made in Paris and the much bigger reductions demanded by the science-based targets, recommended by the government's Climate Change Authority.

At a news conference Friday afternoon in Luxembourg, Olli Rehn, the European Union's commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, said, "It is very important to stabilize the political situation in Greece now, immediately," before the lenders return to Athens in July to review its progress in meeting commitments made in exchange for emergency aid.

But although the Lib Dems believe the government can meet the spending commitments made in its current spending review, a spokesman for Mr Taylor said that if ministers wanted to keep public funding rising over a longer period, taxes would have to rise.

Let us now hope it is no Rio, where commitments made in 1992 were abandoned in due course.

Over the years Kazakhstan has ensured the security of all nuclear materials on its territory and fully complied with the voluntary commitments made in Washington.

Following the commitments made in London and Budapest, the European Commission (EC) has strengthened its focus on CEH.

The State Department expressed "serious concern" over the arrangement, saying it violated Georgia's territorial integrity and broke commitments made in a cease-fire agreement reached last fall.

Sinn Féin withdrew its support for the bill on Monday after accusing the DUP of reneging on commitments made in the agreement.