Sentence examples for fulfilling the commitments from inspiring English sources
Nearly a year and a half on from Live 8, there are signs of progress toward fulfilling the commitments to Africa's development made by world leaders and committed campaigners.
India, especially, has become increasingly negligent in fulfilling the commitments that it does not fancy.
Crosspoint's managing partner, Richard Shapero, said he had telephoned investors to advise them to defer fulfilling the commitments they made to the pool the firm is now raising.
This week, the House plans to vote on a pair of resolutions that would reject regulatory initiatives, including Obama's so-called clean power plant rule, that are key to fulfilling the commitments the U.S. is making in Paris.
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They embody both strengthened nonproliferation and progress in fulfilling the commitment to nuclear disarmament found in Article VI of the NPT.
Although the Bonn talks failed to establish firmer climate finance figures, WRI's estimates suggest that the developed world has still made progress in fulfilling the commitment it made in Copenhagen.
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"It is clear that, unable to fulfill the commitments he had undertaken on behalf of the U.S.A., he switched to Plan B, the liquidation of Radovan Karadzic," he wrote.
"I'm going to fulfill my remaining obligations to the Democratic Party in the coming weeks, to fulfill the commitments I have made to help raise money they believe is important in using in other races," Mrs. Clinton said.
"We cannot comment on specific legal cases, but the United States welcomes steps by the Afghan government that move to fulfill the commitments President Karzai made at his inauguration and the Kabul conference to tackle corruption and support strengthened rule of law," said Caitlin Hayden, the spokeswoman for the American Embassy.
