Sentence examples for commitments to control from inspiring English sources

But unless the U.S. makes stronger commitments to control its carbon emissions as well, this may not be enough.

It also stressed that the prime minister would continue with his manifesto commitments to control welfare spending and balance the books.

They range from more investment in technology to a voluntary program in which utilities would make commitments to control carbon dioxide emissions in exchange for regulatory relief they are seeking.

What began as a commitment to control our packing habit ends in betrayal and a race to the bottom.

Ed Miliband has argued that his commitment to control social security spending with a three-year independently monitored cap would not mean abandoning Labour's values on welfare.

In some cables, Chinese officials repeated the government's firm commitment to control nuclear and missile proliferation, and pledged to pass the messages to relevant agencies.

The UK government's Airports Commission has recommended that a new runway at Heathrow should go ahead, but only with a legally binding commitment to control air and noise pollution.

Her detailed package of measures to strengthen Britain's borders and take stronger action on exploitation is designed to underline Labour's commitment to control immigration a day after Ed Miliband "forgot" to include immigration in his 70-minute leader's speech.

To increase the likelihood of success scientists will need an appreciation of the mechanisms by which viruses deliver their genomes to the nucleus, and will need a commitment to control the architecture of non-viral delivery systems at the molecular level.

Drivers include the UK government's continuous commitment to control migration, the EU's nonnegotiable condition that the UK cannot restrict migration while maintaining single market access (preserving four EU freedoms: labor, capital, goods, services), and the state of the UK economy.

Without a comprehensive, international commitment to control greenhouse-gas emissions, climate change will promote biotic invasions and destroy the endemic character of the Antarctic shelf fauna, homogenizing it taxonomically and functionally with nearshore faunas elsewhere.