Sentence examples for commitments of all from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, the Paris Agreement, in its key provisions, creates a subtle but powerful mechanism to ratchet up the carbon-cutting commitments of all countries, over time, until they reach the point where global warming can indeed be held in check.

Fearnley-Whittingstall, who will again highlight the continued problem of overfishing in his Channel 4 programme Hugh's Fish Fight, said: "Tesco made one of the biggest commitments of all to sell the most sustainable tuna.

A new strategy would seek to build on the policies set out by the Iraqi prime minister and work towards an international "compact", similar to that agreed with Afghanistan, setting out the commitments of all sides and a comprehensive security and reconstruction strategy.

For example, some critics might wonder to what extent the results of these experiments are indicative of the meta-ethical commitments of all human beings.

While I had hoped to work together on so many more projects, time with my precious 2-year-old has been further minimized with the whirlwind commitments of all things Palin.

The same magnitude of variation was found with regard to quotas of involuntary admissions, i.e. the proportion of civil commitments of all admissions.

"The commitment of all the volunteers was incredible.

Finally, Nato needs the lasting political commitment of all allies.

I've added a third star for the unstinting commitment of all the performers.

"It needs the engagement and long-term commitment of all sections of society," she said.

He also said the choice of contingents should reflect "the commitment of all the international community".