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The document commits signatories to treat money laundering, corruption, obstruction of justice and participation in organized criminal gangs as crimes.

"In the name of Allah, the compassionate and merciful," the document commits the warlords to withdraw their tanks 100 kilometers from Mazar, to ban heavy weapons and machine guns from the city and to contribute 600 fighters to form a city police force.

For example, it points out that the document commits Labour to "retaining our internationally competitive position on corporation tax" even though the UK has gone from having the 11th lowest corporate tax rate in the world in 1997 to having the 23rd lowest corporate tax rate now.

They said the 14-page document commits poor nations to overhaul the way they manage their economies so they can attract more private investment and use aid more effectively.

Whilst the spending review document commits to improving support for postgraduates from disadvantaged backgrounds by offering a modest fund to HEFCE, this is still woefully short of the comprehensive policy on postgraduate education funding which all three of the main political parties have failed to provide.

The document also commits the alliance, for the first time, "to the goal of creating the conditions for a world without nuclear weapons," while reconfirming the centrality of nuclear deterrence "as long as there are nuclear weapons in the world".

The document also commits donors to the country to channel at least 50 percent of development aid through the Afghan government's budget rather than spending directly through Afghan's ministries and non-governmental organizations.

The session culminated in the adoption of 'A World Fit for Children', a document committing the world's nations to promoting the rights and welfare of children everywhere.

By Rebecca Zerzan NEW YORK, USA, 7 May 2012 This weekek, UNICEF commemorates the 10-year anniversary of the adoption of 'A World Fit for Children', a United Nations document committing the world's nations to advancing the rights, welfare and dignity of children everywhere.

MONTEVIDEO, 12 October 2009 - In response to a call from UNICEF, the Presidential candidates from the political parties currently represented in the Uruguayan Parliament have all signed a document committing to promoting the wellbeing, development and rights of children and adolescents in Uruguay.

When the donkeys are allocated to children and their families, the recipients are required to sign a document committing to use the donkeys primarily to transport children to school.