Sentence examples for finances committed from inspiring English sources

However, he expressed his disappointment that despite President Obama's personal assurance to him that finances committed in Copenhagen would be made available, he had received word from contacts at the UN that the U.S. was not supportive of Ethiopia's proposal for a panel to monitor financial pledges regarding climate change.

Elected to the assembly in May 1963, Debré returned to the government in January 1966 as minister of economics and finance, committed to expansionary policies.

(Unlike ordinary SIVs, all of the backup fund's debt will be fully protected by emergency financing committed by its big bank sponsors).

The bond financing committed by the state so far totals $70.4 million, and the Housing Trust Fund itself is contributing very-low-interest loans totaling $30.2 million (averaging $25,000 per housing unit).

The energy minister, Anthony Lynham, said $20bn in energy projects were in the pipeline, with projects worth $4.5bn already under way or with finance committed.

Just 8% of climate finance committed to date has been disbursed, and of the largest money stream – energy finance – the poorest states have received just 5%, according to developing countries.

New York City's cultural affairs commissioner said yesterday that the city financing committed to Lincoln Center's $1.2 billion redevelopment project would be cut significantly over the next few years under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's preliminary budget.

Cohen said his company has financing committed to acquire Artema for $20 million in stock and to complete a pending $71-million 71-milliontock purchase of Survivalink Corp. in Minneapolis, the nation's third-largest manufacturer of portable defibrillators.

With regard to sources of funds, the percentage of external financing committed to the above projects varied from 1996-97.

In his speech, the Minister of Finance committed to find ways of accelerating poverty reduction through a more equitable developmental approach.

In his speech, the Minister of Finance committed to find ways of accelerating poverty reduction through a more equitable development approach.