Sentence examples for commits nearly from inspiring English sources

The African Development Fund (ADF) commits nearly two-thirds of its resources to infrastructure.

A deal reached in Paris in late 2015 commits nearly every country to some kind of action.

An American withdrawal would severely weaken the accord, which commits nearly every nation to taking action to slow global warming.

Yet murder, enslavement, forcible population transfers, torture, rape: North Korea commits nearly every atrocity that counts as a crime against humanity.Break with the inheritanceA world that places any value on the idea of universal human rights should no longer overlook North Korea's enormities.

The agreement commits nearly 200 countries to keeping rising global temperatures "well below" 2C above pre-industrial levels.

More than one hundred world leaders plan to sign the Paris Agreement, the first global pact that commits nearly every nation to take action on climate change.

Mr. Gray can start with the private foundations that have provisionally committed nearly $80 million to support those reforms.

Together those strategists had already committed nearly $45 million for advertisements among them, according to Democratic advertising monitors' best estimates.

At the climate summit in New York last September, hundreds of business leaders committed nearly $200bn in sustainable development investments.

During the last five years, according to a commission study, the state has committed nearly $66 million to cultural infrastructure projects.

Germany and the European Union have committed nearly $22 billion to transform the region into a center of education, technology and tourism.