Sentence examples for commitment to curb from inspiring English sources
Enlisting Mr. Xi's personal commitment to curb them would be a major step forward.
Brazil's new "Law to Combat Corruption", which went into effect on January 29th, honours the country's commitment to curb palm-greasing under the OECD's anti-bribery convention.
Without a Chinese commitment to curb greenhouse gas emissions, we could also anticipate that the global community would be unlikely to generate a serious effort to address global warming.
Then, after Mr. Obama took office in 2009, Mr. Sussman recalled going to the White House along with Lisa P. Jackson, the new E.P.A. administrator, to ask for a commitment to curb Dr. Beck's power.
Nor did China make a firm commitment to curb its carbon emissions or deal with worsening air and water pollution, all of which affect Japan.Above all, Mr Hu and Japan's prime minister, Yasuo Fukuda, were supposed to have settled a potentially explosive dispute over maritime boundaries in the East China Sea.
The study found that of the 36 industrialized countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development convention that bans the bribery of foreign officials, "as many as 20 show little or no enforcement of the rules, sending the wrong signal about their commitment to curb corrupt practices".
Rupert Murdoch, the chairman of the News Corporation, appeared on video, reiterating his company's commitment to curbing global warming.
The Venezuelan authorities now have two separate opportunities to display in court their commitment to curbing the drugs trade without fear or favour.
"The authorities can show their commitment to curbing this violent trend by finding Ananta Bijoy Das's killers and bringing them to justice".
Shortly before General McNeill handed over command, he raised concerns about Pakistan's commitment to curbing militancy on its side of the border.
