Sentence examples for draft commitments from inspiring English sources

Then both were to fly back to New York last night for more draft commitments.

While some of the draft commitments line up with our recommendations for openness, the plan is silent on the critical reforms needed to address some of the most troubling areas of secrecy: protecting whistleblowers, reducing over-classification, and curbing secret law.

Many of the draft commitments of this Summit grow out of the four pillars of action for children that were drawn up during the UN General Assembly Special Session on Children held in May.

Many of the draft commitments of the Summit grow out of the four pillars of action for children that came from the first ever UN Special Session on Children held in May of this year; promoting healthy lives, providing quality education, protecting children from abuse, exploitation and violence - and combating HIV/AIDS.

Presiding over COP21, it fell to the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius to present the draft commitment that would shortly be agreed to by all those assembled.

Bali changed that dynamic, setting in motion a new draft, new commitments, and new players -- including the U.S., China and India.

They agreed to convene an inter-governmental conference (IGC) to draft the treaty commitments needed to underpin a single currency.

NHS England expresses the same concern in the leaked draft report: "The commitment to seven-day GP access is … dependent on the commitment to an additional 5,000 GPs working in general practice, which is a challenging target, both in terms of recruitment and retaining the existing workforce".

Baseball America ranked Bell the best corner outfielder in the draft, but his commitment to the University of Texas scared off other teams.

On Friday, Mr. O'Neill told his lawyers to draft a new commitment letter for the Office of Government Ethics to include some deadlines for the sale of the Alcoa stock, as well as his smaller holdings in four other companies, including Kodak, said Michele Davis, a Treasury Department spokeswoman.

Solutions are encapsulated within the New York Declaration, the text that member states have drafted listing their commitments.