Sentence examples for collective commitments from inspiring English sources
However, the accord included collective commitments by developed countries to provide billions of dollars to help poor countries adapt to climate change.
During Davos 2015, my colleague Beth Brooke-Marciniak, Global Vice Chair of Public Policy at EY, and I had the honor of hosting a meeting of a large number of global companies to discuss our collective commitments to LGBT equality.
Education for All: Meeting our Collective Commitments.
Indeed, our collective commitments seem to be wavering, and the strategies and approaches to solving these chronic problems are in need of careful re-examination.
Wider translation of available knowledge and technologies into health practice and policy globally must contend with a complex mix and different levels of challenges, and will probably require collective commitments from a number of wealthy nations.
The BRICS have made a number of important commitments towards reforming global health, but if they are to be more than a memorable acronym they need to start putting those collective commitments into action.
When she reasons or has attitudes in the 'we-mode,' she functions as a group member and conceives of herself as being bound by and committed to what is collectively accepted and subject of collective commitment within the group.
Yet a sense of collective commitment and purpose is important.
A collective commitment by those who can afford it will pack more punch than individual initiatives.
No. But, he writes, any answers to the water challenge will require "strong social will and collective commitment".
A shared practical understanding of alternative outcomes is the essential foundation of a collective commitment to action.
