Sentence examples for commitment to limiting from inspiring English sources
As the International Energy Agency IEAA) says in its World Energy Outlook 2015, the tumbling cost of installing photovoltaics, as much as a commitment to limiting climate change, is persuading these populous countries to switch to renewables.
In his thesis, Cruz wrote that he intended to "elaborate upon a conception of the Ninth and Tenth Amendments which revitalizes the Founders' commitment to limiting government, to restraining the reach of our none-too-angelic leaders".
The extent and tenacity of the surveillance raises disturbing questions about the fragility of our commitment to limiting government intrusion into the lives of Americans -- and those who seek refuge on our shores.
If Americans' mistrust of government and their commitment to limiting its role are obstacles to the enactment of policies promoting greater equality, they are hardly the only ones.
Rather, it means a strong, centrist jobs program and a clear, centrist commitment to limiting the power of corporate special interests.
According to Stern, it is critically important that the US president announce his commitment to limit global temperatures to a rise of no more than 2C.
A commitment to limit warming to two degrees by 2050, as proposed by the G8 club of rich countries, will not halt climate change.
The agreement finally patched together in Copenhagen by President Barack Obama and leaders from China, India, Brazil, South Africa late on Friday set a commitment to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 Fahrenheit.
The government has been warned by its own Committee on Climate Change that this ambition would break its commitment to limit carbon emissions while the future cost of gas supplies remains unclear.
Over cappuccino a few blocks from Parliament, one of Blair's associates said to me that although many Labour backbenchers had made a commitment to limit the percentage of broadcast outlets and newspapers that Murdoch could own, "I would be extremely surprised if that commitment was honored".
Although common when maximizing revenue, commitment to limit the supply is less intuitive when maximizing social welfare.
