Sentence examples for annual commitment from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg just last month committed $4.5 million to fund the United States' annual commitment to the Paris climate agreement after Trump announced that the nation is withdrawing from the pact.

For both the post-approval (PA) confirmation and annual commitment lots, reduced tests (only appearance and purity), time points (annually) and condition (25 °C/60%RH) were proposed and accepted in more than 30 countries (Colgan et al., 2014).

The team wanted a $15 million annual commitment for three years.

Regrettably, politics trumps science among House Republicans, who recently voted to zero out this country's extremely modest $2.3 million annual commitment to the IPCC.

Last year, the California Assembly appropriated $750,000 a year for three years for research, contingent on an annual commitment of $250,000 from the California wine and grape industry.

Japan will also be able to exclude some things, such as rice or leather.Pledges of aid for trade also sounded grand: an extra $10 billion from Japan; a doubling of America's annual commitment, to $2.7 billion, by 2010; a big rise from the EU, too.

The foundation, the world's largest philanthropic organization, donates about $300 million a year to agriculture projects, a little more than one-tenth of its overall annual commitments.

Officials at Unaids say that the agency, the first at the United Nations created for a single disease, is just approaching the $1 billion mark in annual commitments now.

As a result, annual commitments to venture funds have fallen from $56.1 billion in the four years ending in 2001, to $17.3 billion in the four years ending in 2012, according to Thomson Reuters data compiled by the association.

It'd be better to see a payback of under 12 months, because many of its contracts have annual commitments.

Work with your manager so that vacation is on your list of annual commitments.