Sentence examples for commitments over time from inspiring English sources
The agreement is seeking to institute regular reviews to try to increase the ambition of national commitments over time.
At a minimum, these groups are likely to demand strong procedures for ratcheting up national commitments over time.
But supporters tout its mechanisms to regularly review and ratchet up national commitments over time and provide sustained financial support to help developing countries fulfill their pledges.
Those in extremis negotiators solicit others' points of view, propose multiple solutions and invite their counterparts to critique them, use facts and principles of fairness to persuade the other side, systematically build trust and commitments over time, and take steps to reshape the negotiation process as well as the outcome.
Oppenheimer: The concept that all countries should submit plans to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (i.e., to all 196 parties) that show how much they will cut emissions was an outcome of Copenhagen, but there was no concomitant arrangement for assessing those plans, no need to provide details of how the plans would be implemented and no mandate to ratchet up commitments over time.
The Paris Agreement obliges countries to become more ambitious in their commitments over time, with follow up Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) due in 2020 and 2025.
Ramakrishnan said: "If you had a long-term commitment to over time increase the science budget to the level other prominent science countries invest, that would be a very good thing for the country".
There is a lack of longitudinal research concerning the development and the direction of the effects of team commitment over time.
A firm that is deeply committed to a relatively small number of broad innovation goals, and consistent in that commitment over time, will multiply its innovation resources.
When you repeatedly gain compliance when you really need commitment, over time you weaken your personal effectiveness and create a climate of distrust, which eventually diminishes the organization's performance.
