Sentence examples for commitment to agricultural from inspiring English sources

Herschel's anti-corporate commitment to agricultural sustainability has won him accolades all over this city.

Bill Gates began this year with a promise to nearly double the foundation's commitment to agricultural development with $306 million in additional grants.

The most important is a commitment to agricultural reform, which Mr Estrada says should focus on improving agricultural productivity and increasing transport links between farms and cities.Whether Mr Estrada can carry through any of these reforms remains to be seen.

"Given that 70% of all people living in extreme poverty are in rural areas, and most are engaged in farming," he said, "the renewed US commitment to agricultural development represents a very sensible, cost-effective approach to reducing global poverty".

Greening: in addition to the Basic Payment Scheme, payments per hectare will be provided to farms as a reward for their commitment to agricultural practices, which are proved to be beneficial for the climate and the environment.

Thus began her commitment to agricultural activism.

Those, readers will recall, set off global unrest and prompted renewed commitments to agricultural development in poor countries.

There is thus a clear need to renew and significantly raise commitments to agricultural technology improvements and natural resource sustainability through augmented investments in agricultural research and development that targets the needs of the vulnerable and impoverished households.

In his speech, Mr. Gates announced fresh grants of $200 million to pursue agricultural work, bringing the Gates Foundation's commitment to agriculture to about $2 billion.

"Nestlé has a long-term commitment to develop agricultural practices to help alleviate hardship... among poor coffee farmers," said Alastair Sykes, head of Nestlé UK.

It concludes on Monday with a declaration apparently designed to get greater political commitment to improve agricultural productivity and address underlying social factors that contribute to poor nutrition, such as lack of access to healthcare and credit.