Sentence examples for enforce its commitments from inspiring English sources

In May 2017, the Sabin Center published a report with UNEP that noted among other things that the Paris Agreement would give rise to a new wave litigation seeking to enforce its commitments.

Olive enforces its commitment to HD by partnering with Grammy Award-winning Chesky Records, producer of high-resolution audio recordings.

This means that BCE can force the shell subsidiary to enforce its debt and equity commitment letters to draw upon the financing and complete the acquisition.

The person indicated that at least two of the resignation letters had more to do with a loss of faith in the U.S.O.C.'s commitment to enforce its code of ethics than any deep conviction that Mr. Ward should have been sanctioned.

But, some advocates say, this decade will test Europe's commitment to enforcing its new laws.

The failure by cops on the beat to file the required forms raises questions about the department's commitment to enforcing its own regulations.

In a release, FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz said that the penalty underscores the agency's commitment to enforcing its orders on privacy.

And as with many sanctuaries around the world, locals lacked the unity and commitment to enforce it.

But the buildings department will be the primary enforcer, and its commitment is unclear.

The contracts weren't recorded with the county clerk, making it hard to enforce any commitments the developer made to provide infrastructure.

On a national scale, effective managed care will require the right mix of reputation and regulation to enforce provider commitments, and will need some reframing and renaming to make it palatable.