Indeed, it is understood on both the left and the right that he and his colleagues will not live up to any commitment they make.

(a) Renewing the commitment to make global progress towards sustainable forest management.

The major challenge is how to make a transition from commitment to action.

2 Any single year refers to the years of the commitment period.

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They have to be commended for their commitment and sincere attempts to make a difference.

(d) Welcomes the High Commissioner's commitment to make available the full text of inspection reports

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In any conflict, neighboring countries participation and commitment are indispensable to the achievement of peace.

It believes that others, especially those in the Middle East region, should make an equally strong commitment. In the case of Israel, this commitment has not been forthcoming.

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And, in fact, it didn't make any difference because I didn't have any patients anymore.

You can t make any real friendships in the camps.

To make it happen, the leadership commitment and the support of senior system wide management are crucial success factors.

Without any significant commitment from the US, the Copenhagen Accord, so laboriously achieved last year, has become meaningless.

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Given that US policy is to deny sensitive technologies to those outside these regimes, India s admission would make all the difference in facilitating technology sharing. But the declaration does not include any commitment from the US to expedite India s admission.

Governments should not only follow such a policy, but also make absolutely clear in advance their commitment to doing so.

All delegations must make a full commitment to ensuring the appropriation of resources commensurate with the Mission's hugely complex task.

Even more important for a central banker managing a crisis is a commitment to measures that make another crisis less likely.

In conclusion, I reiterate my Government's commitment and political will to make progress in the complex yet desirable process of reform.

Achieving the MDGs, therefore, requires a clear political commitment to make science and technology top priorities in the national development agenda.

Some leading TNCs from different sectors have therefore made a commitment to make CR a strategic concern in their worldwide operations.

The commitment we make to strengthen and advance the international rule of law will be a lasting legacy for future generations.

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Don't want to make it look like I'm making any sudden moves.

I don't know if I'll be able to make this any clearer.

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Thus, any state intervention in the economy must make someone worse off.

Decades of talks have failed to make any impact on carbon emissions.

Monetary policy cannot make safe wealth in the future any more valuable.

Concrete cost assessments for any of these proposals are difficult to make.

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The Frente POLISARIO could not be asked to make any more concessions.

I deeply regret the failure to make any progress on this occasion.

Thus, the domestic courts had no opportunity to make any finding thereon.