Translation for "comprometerse para" to english

Comprometerse para

• commit to

Translation examples

commit to

Comprometerse a reducir la vulnerabilidad y los riesgos
Commit to reducing vulnerability and risk

Todos los gobiernos deberían comprometerse a colaborar en ese esfuerzo.
All Governments should be committed to that effort.

Alemania está dispuesta a comprometerse a contribuir a ello.
Germany is ready to make a committed contribution.

:: Comprometerse a ejecutarlos a su debido tiempo.
:: Commitment to implementation in good time;

Sin embargo, la frase "comprometerse a movilizar" es bastante diferente de "comprometerse a proporcionar".
However, the phrase "commit to mobilize" is quite different from "commit to provide".

42. Las Partes deberían comprometerse a:
Parties should commit to:

- Comprometerse a la realización de transferencias de tecnología.
Commit to transfers of technology.

a. Comprometerse a integrar las cuestiones de género
a. Committing to gender mainstreaming

I. Comprometerse con el crecimiento y las oportunidades
I. Commit to growth and opportunity

Pero, sobre todo, los Estados deben comprometerse más a tomar medidas.
But, above all, States must be more committed to action.

Nadie más quería comprometerse para salvarte, Quill.
No-one else was all that committed to saving you, Quill.

No puede comprometerse para nada exclusivo.
Can't commit to anything exclusive.

Mira, si hubieras hablado conmigo podría haberte ayudado a entender que usted, señorita Donovan, no tiene que comprometerse para siempre hoy mismo.
Look, if you had just talked to me I might have been able to help you understand that you, Miss Donovan, do not have to commit to the rest of your life today.

Pero sin comprometerse de verdad.
Not committed to it, not really.

¿Era eso suficiente para comprometerse?
Was that enough to commit on?

—Está interesado en comprometerse.
Interested in committing.

¿Era capaz de comprometerse?
Was he capable of a commitment?

—No quieren comprometerse. —¿Por qué?
“They don’t want to commit.” “Why?”