Sentence examples for committed to mobilizing from inspiring English sources

President Obama and other G-8 leaders have committed to mobilizing $100 billion a year by 2020 to help developing countries reduce emissions and adapt to the effects of climate change.

Students are committed to mobilizing the vast majority of people in the province who continue to support publicly funded education.

Developed countries have committed to mobilizing $100 billion a year in climate finance by 2020.

We are committed to mobilizing around the areas where we can work together, and pushing for the principles we know must continue to be part of the conversation.

In addition to facilitating events and building a national network of politically active progressives, the HKS Dems are committed to mobilizing their time and training to advance a strong, forward-thinking agenda for the rising generation of Democratic leaders.

Sixto also made his mark as a participant at CGI University 2013, where he and his group committed to mobilizing other young adults who have aged out of foster care to serve as leaders in reforming the child welfare system, here in the United States and around the world.

According to lead CCC March organizer Gabe Gonzalez, SEIU, UNITE HERE, LIUNA and the UFCW have all committed to mobilize for the march.

By Catherine Ntabadde Makumbi Religious leaders in Uganda have committed to mobilize individuals and communities across the country to take action that will improve maternal and child survival.

"In the religious community we are committed to mobilize people, to raise awareness about the usefulness of putting into practice the messages of health authorities," he said, citing the main points of a broad programme of social mobilization that will involve Catholic, Protestant and Voodoo religious leaders in Haiti.

At this conference, rabbis, lay leaders, and Jews of all backgrounds will learn about pressing human rights abuses, meet the brave leaders who are confronting these abuses and commit to mobilizing the Jewish community to protect human rights.

Development experts -- those few who knew tonight about the revised plan -- hailed it as momentous, saying it showed how quickly the United States could commit to mobilize resources to combat poverty when the White House has the political will.