Sentence examples for commitment to power from inspiring English sources

Bhutto senior's commitment to socialism or secularism was patchy; his commitment to power was total.

Last week, Amazon reiterated its long-term commitment to power its machines entirely with renewable energy, though for 2016 it expects to be above about 40percentt of its goal.

We have shown that when there was no credible commitment to power sharing among the ruling elite, the marginalized political elites had the incentive to seek support from grassroots elites and the masses to ensure their own political survival.

"To protect our future and lead by example, we have made a commitment to power all our city vehicles without fossil fuels".

The plan includes new energy efficiency standards, scales up clean energy production on public lands with an ambitious new commitment to power 6 million homes by 2020, and cuts dangerous carbon pollution from power plants.

The Sinn Fein president, Gerry Adams, said on Wednesday that his party was still seeking advances on policing and demilitarization from the British government and pledges of commitment to power-sharing government by Mr. Trimble in order to persuade the I.R.A. to move on arms.

How Shor resolves these problems, while remaining true to his commitment to power-sharing and radical pedagogy, is the crux of the book.

Greenpeace's clean energy index accounts for how much clean energy the companies use from renewable resources, as well as other factors, such as their willingness to make their energy consumption publicly available, and their commitment to powering their data centers with renewable energy, for example.

He emphasized that this includes nuclear power plants and criticized the Japanese government's commitment to nuclear power in the wake of the Fukushima Daiichi disaster of 2011, which has still not been contained, he said.

But Europe's predilection toward taking few risks combined with its commitment to soft power could reduce the bloc's ability to deal with the rise of China, India and Brazil.

Such views undermine a belief held by E.U. diplomats that the Union's commitment to soft power could serve as a model for emerging economies instead of the U.S. penchant for hard, or military, power.