Sentence examples for committed to mitigating from inspiring English sources

It deserves to be read by those who remain unmoved and cynical about the reality of climate change, and too by those committed to mitigating its effects.

Comey said it is a "less robust database, dramatically" than what was available from Iraq, but the intelligence community is committed to mitigating the risk by "querying well" the records that do exist and seeking additional sources of information.

"As we continue to closely review the DODEA's budget on how to most effectively implement the furlough, we are committed to mitigating the impact of sequestration on our students".

This is why UNICEF not only reaches out to flood-affected children and their families in the country's most disadvantaged areas, but we are committed to mitigating the impact of disasters on children and increasing community resilience by integrating disaster risk reduction into all of our work".

"All too often, HIV prevention is failing women and girls," said Dr Peter Piot, Executive Director of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), speaking at the launch of the Global Coalition on Women and AIDS, a UNAIDS-initiated group of leading women and men committed to mitigating the impact of AIDS on women and girls worldwide.

We want to create a culture of environmental awareness – which also means committing to mitigating the city's climate impact, for example by looking into setting greenhouse gas emission standards for New Orleans.

"Chevron Pipe Line Company regrets this incident, and we are committed to remediating the affected area and mitigating all impacts on the environment," Gareth Johnstone, a Chevron spokesman, said in a statement.

Still, Trump is unlikely to provide the billions Obama committed to developing countries to help them mitigate and adapt to climate change.

The IPCC working group I predicts that by the end of the century, if measures to mitigate emissions are weak, we could have committed to more than a 4C rise.

"This is the start of an extensive consultation process and we are committed to working tirelessly together to explore all potential options to mitigate the impact of our proposals on our employees".

Now, with the US no longer committed to the deal, many of these countries will likely struggle to mitigate the effects of climate change.