Sentence examples for commitment to halting from inspiring English sources
Mr Putin sought to reassure Mr Berger about Russia's commitment to halting proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Government officials in The Sudan strengthened efforts to eradicate polio, while health ministries worldwide pledged their commitment to halting the spread of tuberculosis.
Far from being a reason to punish these men, their resolve and commitment to halting a climate armageddon should be celebrated.
If NIH's commitment to halting sexual harassment in biomedical science turns into action, this will happen in the context of overlapping levels of research environments, populated with seasoned scientists, scientific trainees, university administrators, and program officers.
The letter from top NIH officials professing their commitment to halting sexual harassment mention finding "levers" to "translate our expectations into reality". NIH could make meeting those expectations a requirement for NIH funding, setting out clear expectations about behavior in NIH-supported workplaces and scientific meetings as rules.
That's why I am honored to be part of the Safe Climate Caucus with members who share a commitment to halting dangerous climate change and making our nation the world leader in the new clean energy technologies of the future.
While priority will still be given to nuclear non-proliferation in European neighborhoods (the Middle East, Central Asia and North Africa in particular), the EU's commitment to halt and prevent proliferation is global.
Dominique Richard of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris says that Natura 2000 gives threatened species and habitats time and space to recover, thus contributing to the EU's international commitment to halt the loss of its biodiversity by 2020.
What would be asked of Tehran initially would be a gesture of good faith: it would, three months after the start of the negotiations, have to make an implicit commitment to halt its enrichment activities.
Gen. James E. Simmons, said Iran, which American officials contend is the source of the deadliest of those weapons, appeared to be abiding by a reported commitment to halt their flow into Iraq.
