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"So we've been going to several organizations where donors have long-term pledges or even one-year gifts and looking at ways they can still live up to their commitments".
The administration will have to keep pressing these companies to live up to their commitments.
And yet, some 50 countries fail to live up to their commitments.
"Once they got that passed, they didn't live up to their commitments to the industry.
Just as they have supported the trial of Habré, African nations should live up to their commitments to the ICC.
Failing that, at an absolute minimum we need them to live up to their commitments to the African Union not to stand in forthcoming elections.
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"Now they need to make sure their systems are living up to their commitments".
Then everybody can go home, blissful in the knowledge that all are living up to their commitments under the Maastricht treaty.
But I think the fact they are living up to their commitments is very good, and I think once this recession is gone it will return to normal.
They even agreed to set up a monitoring group, to check whether members are living up to their commitments, and a dispute-settlement procedure.Indeed, at the same summit, ASEAN leaders promised to build an "economic community" by 2020.
"They actually do appear to be living up to their commitments, and you would think they would want to come along and proclaim that from the rooftops," he said.
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