Sentence examples for call on countries from inspiring English sources
The proposals call on countries to reveal how they will cut carbon pollution, ideally by March next year.
The draft statement, to be ratified later Saturday, will also call on countries to "refrain from competitive devaluation" of their currencies, officials said.
In doing so, we will call on countries, businesses and organizations to bring forward new commitments, and rededicate ourselves to finding a solution to the challenge of our generation.
Mr. Snow's remarks echoed comments made yesterday by a Group of 7 official from Europe, who said the organization might call on countries to let the market set foreign-exchange rates.
The conference should recognize the role of protected areas as tools for permanent carbon storage and call on countries to implement robust protected-area systems as a core component of national strategies to achieve land and marine-based emissions reductions.
Trump's remarks came as he prepared to deliver an address to the South Korean National Assembly on Wednesday in which advisers said he intends to call on countries to rally against the growing threat from Pyongyang.
François Crépeau, the United Nations Special Rapporteur for migrants' rights, is calling on countries in Europe, and other rich nations, to find homes for one million refugees over five years through an organised and fair quota system.
The European Parliament is calling on countries across the EU to share the burden of dealing with the migrant crisis in the Mediterranean.
Ten days ago, China flung down the gauntlet by calling on rich countries to cut emissions by 40 per cent by 2020.
In May 2013, the World Health Assembly endorsed the Polio Eradication & Endgame Strategic Plan 2013-2018, calling on countries to strengthen routine immunisation programmes and introduce at least one dose of IPV as a lead up to the phased removal of oral polio vaccines.
