Sentence examples for commitment to mitigation from inspiring English sources
The ideological drive is a commitment to development by the State with other key societal actors being willing participants (i.e. the political settlement is committed to development; in the HIV context, a commitment to mitigation as seen in Uganda and Senegal).
"The risks posed by climate change require a strong commitment to mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions," as well as adaptation and energy research, the statement said.
Participants reaffirmed that the risks posed by climate change require a strong commitment to mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions, adaptation to unavoidable climate change and development of low-carbon energy sources independent of whether climate intervention methods ultimately prove to be safe and feasible.
The trends reinforce the need for global commitment to climate change mitigation.
The open-ended commitment to pay for mitigation whether or not later legislatures approved it could not stand, he said.
It would be great to say 'I hope the next five years see you leading a stronger commitment to climate change mitigation'.
This week, President Obama will celebrate Earth Day by heading to the Florida Everglades to talk about his administration's commitment to climate change mitigation.
The commitment to financing climate change mitigation can start at home.
For so many of us Hispanics who have family members living through the worst impacts of climate in their home countries, the plan's commitment to financing international climate mitigation and adaptation projects, primarily in developing countries and those countries most vulnerable to sea-level rise and other climate threats is a critical piece.
A US treasury spokesman explained that the abstention was due to an "incompatibility with the World Bank's commitment to be a leader in climate change mitigation and adaption".
Commitment to increase public awareness of climate change mitigation has risen substantially and so has the appreciation of the impact that comes from voluntary behaviour change.
