Sentence examples for collaborative commitments from inspiring English sources

We analysed the climate summit's potential impact, finding that these 29 collaborative commitments could close the 2020 emissions gap by one-fifth, a quantity equal to India's annual emissions in 2012.

From our above brief reference to ill-defined problems, we can understand how organizing collaborative commitment and creative thinking may be considered a necessary (if not indispensible) step in the sustainability policy challenge.

Based on this foundation of collaborative commitment, future versions of a pediatric trauma database must harness the emerging internet technology that combines information accrual with human thought, and must extend this effort to include all the children of our world.

My organization, the Nature Conservancy, was proud to be part of the team that developed this collaborative commitment to save the Colorado River.

IPOH, 4 June 2014 – The National Early Childhood Intervention Council (NECIC) and UNICEF Malaysia today called for a concerted collaborative commitment to create inclusive spaces for children with disabilities, especially in education.

Every Child Matters: Making a Commitment for Children with Special Needs IPOH, 4 June 2014 – The National Early Childhood Intervention Council (NECIC) and UNICEF Malaysia today called for a concerted collaborative commitment to create inclusive spaces for children with disabilities, especially in education.

Sharing of best practices, innovation, leveraging of new opportunities (citizens-led, market-based and otherwise), and the application of new technologies can also be stimulated by these collaborative and commitment-based approaches.

The Global Action Agenda GAAA) highlights the need for a collaborative, international commitment for the discovery, development, and delivery of cost-effective interventions.

The "Physician-Pharmacist Collaboration Instrument" developed by Zillich et al. [ 12] for physicians is a 14-item instrument developed using literature from interpersonal, business, and health care relationships and covers seven themes: collaborative care, commitment, dependence, symmetry, bidirectional communication, trust, initiating behaviour, and conflict resolution.

What I found most interesting -- especially in view of the political campaigns -- as a speaker, co-facilitator, participant, and "resident listener" was how over a period of two and half days, siloed people stopped guarding their turfs, dropped their "zero sum" informed walls and began to engage in collaborative action with commitments from participants to follow through.

Three different attachment styles of founders (avoidant, anxious, secure) are argued to have an imprinting effect on the family firm regarding the relative emphasis that is placed on the preservation of a particular SEW objective (maintenance of control, dynastic perpetuation, reputation) and in turn the HR strategy it chooses to enact (compliance, commitment, collaborative).