Sentence examples for committing to reducing from inspiring English sources

Nina Skorupska, the chief executive of the Renewable Energy Association, said the government was protecting the most polluting industries despite committing to reducing global warming in last year's Paris climate talks.

Australia has signed an international agreement committing to reducing methane emissions from the oil and gas industry, and calling for other countries to do the same, sparking claims it is being hypocritical and could "seriously damage our reputation in climate talks".

Bill Hare, CEO of Climate Analytics, part of the Climate Action Tracker (CAT) group, said: "It has become increasingly apparent that whenever Australia has talked of committing to reducing emissions, what it really means is that it will continue to increase emissions from fossil fuel and industry sources".

The company has not yet revealed what this will entail but it may not be a budget play: the company is also committing to reducing handset subsidies in an effort to improve its margins.

Every day, more U.S. cities, states, and corporations are committing to reducing carbon emissions and adopting clean, renewable energy.

In response, mayors are committing to reducing their greenhouse gas emissions by 80-90 percent by 2050, committing to 100percentt renewable energy, and making available anti-human trafficking trainings to all cities.

* Sprint is committing to reduce paper usage by 30percentt during the next five years.

"Being committed to reducing hunger is different to having a commitment to nutrition," said te Lintelo.

The European Union has committed to reducing emissions 20percentt by 2020.

"The EU is committed to reducing resource use by 2050.

"We are deeply committed to reducing our greenhouse gas emissions".