Sentence examples for commitment to launch a from inspiring English sources
In Washington, Xi, Obama, and their diplomats emphasized the positive results of the leaders' encounter, including China's commitment to launch a national cap-and-trade program in 2017, and to contribute $3.1 billion to help countries mitigate climate change.
However, Sheikh Abdulrahman bin Mubarak al-Khalifa is facing questions about his commitment to launch a bid because, despite all the talking, the Leeds board have still not received a draft proposal of what he is offering.
It includes plans to test plug-in hybrids with fleet customers later this year and a commitment to launch a tiny electric commuter car by 2012.
Plastic fouling our oceans is one of the many issues being addressed by the XPRIZE Ocean Initiative, a 10-year commitment to launch a total of five, multi-million dollar ocean XPRIZEs by 2020 (including the $2M Wendy Schmidt Ocean Health XPRIZE).
The most immediate was the commitment to launch an inquiry into murdered and missing indigenous women that will aim to address the root causes, societal factors, government failings, and general circumstances that have contributed to, as Trudeau phrased it on Tuesday morning, that "national tragedy" of violence against indigenous women.
It is not a commitment to launching a global edition of the Guardian or a step towards moving our focus away from reporting the stories that matter in the UK.
But it is gathering pace.A commitment to launch REDD, with "substantial finance", was the only obvious success of last year's Copenhagen summit on climate change.
Ansar al-Sharia's commitment to launch attacks suggests that the conflict in Libya will still get bloodier.
The Lapp-Dance chain of folk clubs in Scandinavia was sold to a trade buyer who relaunched them for an adult audience.There has been speculation, too, that Santa wants to cut back on his business commitments in order to launch a political career in one of the many countries where he could claim citizenship, possibly Canada.
So we welcome the commitment of the Greek government to launch a media actor that fulfils the important role of public broadcasting and is financially sustainable.
"That commitment guided our decision in 2009 to launch an unprecedented process for user feedback," wrote Elliot Schrage, a vice-president of communications.
