Sentence examples for enforce their commitments from inspiring English sources

Governments negotiate mutual reductions in trade barriers, with international agreements to enforce their commitments.

A portfolio agreement could rely on countries to be prompted by international pressure to enforce their commitments, or an agreement could take a more active role.

Those following recent coverage of sexual harassment will have noticed universities displaying less-than-forceful commitment to enforcing their own anti-harassment policies, and may have heard rumblings from scientific quarters that efforts to halt harassment amount to a distraction from actually doing science.

The nine-month-old ceasefire suggests that (at least in some countries) MS-13 and Calle-18 are highly structured enough to enforce humanitarian commitments throughout their far flung cells.

Telecommunications regulators are accused of failing to properly enforce deregulation commitments that Mexico agreed to in 1998.

The EU would like to see a five-yearly multilateral review process or "facilitative regime" that can enforce emissions commitments, with the threat of withholding climate aid being used as a stick against developing countries that renege on their promises.

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.

Intercepting a shipment of smuggled plutonium before it reaches a rogue nation makes sense if countries are unwilling or unable to enforce treaty commitments to block the spread of nuclear materials.

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.

Thomas Vinje, the legal counsel for the organization, which represents companies like I.B.M., Nokia and Oracle, questioned whether consumers would have a "real and unbiased choice" of browsers and whether competing companies would be able to enforce the commitments made by Microsoft on interoperability.

Thomas Vinje, the legal counsel for the organization, which represents companies like International Business Machines, Nokia and Oracle, questioned whether consumers would have a "real and unbiased choice" of browsers and whether competing companies would be able to enforce the commitments made by Microsoft on interoperability.