Sentence examples for commitments to prevent from inspiring English sources

The meeting comes as UN negotiators are trying to pull together enough emissions reduction commitments to prevent more than 2C of global warming, the level political leaders agreed in 2009 as likely to prevent the worst effects of climate change.

Their professional obligations are deeply informed by their commitments to prevent or reduce harm and to produce a positive balance of goods over inflicted harms.

Public commitments to prevent violence and provide support to victims have been made by government ministries overseeing police, community development, health and education, and by the Prime Minister's office and the Tanzanian Commission for AIDS.

As envisioned by Mr. Charest, the bill would have made a firm commitment to prevent all industrial activity.

In a joint statement issued on Thursday, Iraq restated its commitment to prevent "the transit of weapons through its territory".

Whilst some mining companies are starting to take the necessary steps to reduce impact, IUCN is urging stronger commitment to prevent further extinctions".

Officials wanted President Bush to reaffirm his commitment to prevent Taiwan from seeking formal independence from mainland China, which he did.

Clinton quickly clarified her comments, saying that the Obama Administration was not backing away from its commitment to prevent Iran from developing the bomb.

Iraq's neighbors are also looking for reassurance that Washington is prepared to make an economic and military commitment to prevent the nation from breaking apart along ethnic lines and plunging into civil war if President Hussein is ousted.

It was a matter of deliberate policy, and for the Clinton Administration the evasion of the world's post-Holocaust commitment to prevent genocide could not properly be called a failure.

"What is different today is that there is a good international commitment to prevent the link-up between Iran and Hamas," said Mark Regev, the spokesman for the Israeli government.