Sentence examples for to implement its commitment from inspiring English sources

With the unemployment rate already above 24%, the government finds it difficult to implement its commitment under the bail-out programme to reduce the public-sector workforce by 150,000 by 2015.

To deplore the fact that the society had taken no action over the past year to implement its commitment "to prepare a comparative account of the method of Newland and Britton and that of Meek for counting STV elections".

"Signing of the MOU for securing high quality vaccines and other essential medical supplies shows a strong political will of the Government of Turkmenistan to implement its commitment to strengthening maternal and child health.

Calls on the Commission to implement its commitment to mainstream gender equality in the Common European Asylum System.

He hopes to persuade the country's European partners to give it an extra two years to implement its commitments on the grounds that the economy is shrinking more quickly than anyone expected.

"If such proposals become law in the course of the next few months when Iran begins to implement its commitments under the deal, Congress would in effect kill the agreement.

In a statement, as before the legislators, he lay the blame primarily with Israel, saying, "The fundamental problem was Israel's unwillingness to implement its commitments in the road map".

On 13 June, at the opening of the current session, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said, "In Sri Lanka, the government's efforts to implement its commitments in Resolution 30/1 will require a comprehensive strategy on transitional justice that enables it to pursue different processes in a coordinated, integrated and appropriately sequenced manner".

And he quietly incited some of his more militant loyalists in Fatah to denounce Mr Abbas's "American" regime.But, said Mr Abbas, the fundamental cause of his failure was "Israel's unwillingness to implement its commitments under the road map".

It is very much to be hoped that the Obama administration will not be deterred by the democratization nay-sayers, but will take steps to implement its commitments to human rights, democracy and the rule of law that the president emphasized in his speech in Cairo.

Declaring that the economy here has been "stalled for five years," he said he looked forward to "discussing how Japan can promptly and effectively implement its commitment" to reforming its banking system, opening protected industries to foreign competitors and priming consumer demand.