Sentence examples for achieve the commitment from inspiring English sources

At that summit, the G8 agreed to commit $22bn in public financing for food security and although this year is the target date to achieve the commitment, only half of the funding has been delivered (although it has been committed).

Kenya has made little progress in reducing this to achieve the commitment set in the Millennium Development Goals of 147 deaths per 100,000.

In particular, as of 2010, only four African countries have met their Abuja commitment of spending 15percentt of their national budgets on health, and 13 countries would need to double, triple, or quadruple their spending to achieve the commitment by 2015.

As a result, finding technological solutions to reduce the manpower required to read mammograms is important to both guarantee the sustainability of the screening programme and achieve the commitment of increasing the age range of the screened population.

(R2) The government actors play a vital role in promoting the midwifery profession, but considered themselves as fragile bodies, as they were in need of extensive financial and technical support to become stronger in order to achieve the commitment to train and deploy 3000 midwives.

This new habitat mapping/scheming could be used to design and update a set of new strategies and update the existing protected areas network in order to achieve the commitments toward international conventions.

This will contribute to achieve the commitments made during the 2011 UN General Assembly High Level Meeting on AIDS as well as the new regional care and treatment targets by 2020: 90%% of PLHIV diagnosed; 90%% of eligible people receiving ART; and 90%% of people on ART achieving viral suppression [ 12].

A dialogue for partnership "In order to achieve the commitments agreed upon in 'A World Fit For Children' during the Special Session of the UN General Assembly on Children, UNICEF needs a strong and sustained partnership with civil society to enhance efforts for the realisation of children's rights," Mr Youssouf stressed.

In the D.C. Circuit stay proceedings, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, informed the court that the Clean Power Plan was critical to achieving the commitments of more than 186 other nations in the run-up to the Paris Climate Agreement in December 2015.

Yet many countries in the region face numerous challenges in achieving the commitments they have made for children.

The next step is a meeting this fall in Washington DC where leaders from CGF companies, representatives of the US and other governments and leaders from NGOs will work together to identify a series of practical actions to achieve the deforestation commitment.