Sentence examples for commitments taken from inspiring English sources

Second, policymakers should ensure that commitments taken in Paris reflect water-related climate change mitigation and adaptation opportunities.

These contributions will not only advance the open government agenda, but will also serve as an inspiration for future commitments taken on by OGP members.

These commitments, taken together with pre-existing UK Government policy on performance management of public sector delivery [ 17] and health research in particular [ 18], set a clear requirement for NIHR to develop and implement a cogent approach for monitoring and evaluating its activities and performance.

The text stresses that the current commitments taken by UNFCCC parties "would limit global warming only to a temperature rise of about 3.2°C and would not even come close to 2°C".

Through its Directives and Regulations, the EU has reinforced the standards and obligations for providing international protection, complying with the commitments taken by all EU Member States under the Refugee Convention.

MEPs stress that the current commitments taken by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) parties "would limit global warming only to a temperature rise of about 3.2°C and would not even come close to 2°C", in a resolution on the COP24 climate change conference in Katowice, adopted with 239 votes to 145 and 23 abstentions.

But then Phil [Cunningham]'s New Order commitments took over.

These commitments take on targets that range from reducing deforestation to mitigating aviation sector emissions.

Whatever form these commitments take, they will have to be measurable and verifiable, and they must clearly result in lower emissions than "business as usual".

Should the parties reach an agreement, mortgage commitments take a long time to come through.

Despite all efforts, expected participant numbers were often reduced on the day as other commitments took priority.