Sentence examples for committed for the first from inspiring English sources

"We are committed for the first phase," he says.

Under the deal, unveiled unexpectedly in Beijing early on Wednesday, China committed for the first time to cap its output of carbon pollution by 2030.

Luque, perhaps inspired by the lack of interest from abroad in him this summer, actually looks committed for the first time since his £11m transfer last August.

The $200 million committed for the first six sponsorships awarded equals the amount the committee had hoped to get from all 40 categories, officials said.

Rubio, whose campaign had pushed the "#nevertrump" hashtag and attacked Trump as "a con artist", firmly committed for the first time to support the frontrunner if – as seems likely – he becomes the Republican party's candidate.

Florida senator Marco Rubio, whose campaign had pushed the "#nevertrump" hashtag and attacked Trump as "a con artist", firmly committed for the first time to support the real estate mogul if – as seems likely – he becomes the Republican party's nominee.

Governments have signalled an end to the fossil fuel era, committing for the first time to a universal agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions and to avoid the most dangerous effects of climate change.

The Republican criticism came hours after Obama and Xi announced a far-reaching deal Wednesday to limit greenhouse gases, with China committing for the first time to cap carbon emissions and Obama unveiling a plan for deeper U.S. emissions reductions through 2025.

More important, they say, the agreement -- signed last month by the country's major logging companies, the government, and a variety of private environmental groups -- finally brings meaning to the word reserve, with the government and loggers committing for the first time never to violate the new boundaries.

The historic climate agreement reached at the Paris summit Saturday commits for the first time virtually every nation to reducing the greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change.

In their May 27th declaration, the leaders of the G7 commit for the first time to cutting near-term warming by phasing down short-lived super pollutants black carbon, methane, and HFCs.