Sentence examples for commitments to move from inspiring English sources
In 43 countries, more than 400 organisations with a collective worth of $2.6tn – including Stanford University, the Church of England, the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund and the Australian city with the largest coal port on the planet – have made commitments to move their investments out of fossil fuels.
Mr Kerry said Mr Maliki was "following through" on commitments to move forward on the process of government formation.
We had Blue Cross/Blue Shield, which has operations outside of the city, they've made commitments to move 3,000 of their own downtown.
Chile has become a much more active player in international efforts to address climate change as a part of the Cartegena Dialogue and has begun to make commitments to move towards a lower carbon future.
As countries make commitments to move towards universal coverage and have to make choices about the appropriate financing mix to meet these objectives, understanding the economic cost of CBHI and the relative cost of different administrative activities is especially pertinent, to ascertain how such schemes can be more efficiently designed, and whether such schemes are financially viable.
This unit had recovered from Sept. 11, but it needed a huge capital commitment to move forward.
Signalling his commitment to move with the times, Daunt posted a YouTube video explaining the rationale for the deal.
Unfortunately, the administration's commitment to move "expeditiously" was not accompanied by a promise to balance swiftness with fairness.
It takes time and commitment to move past the superficiality of lobby hellos into the intimate space of authenticity.
