Sentence examples for globally committed from inspiring English sources

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), around 35% of women worldwide have experienced gender-based violence, with 38% of femicides globally committed by an intimate partner.

Cambridge's endowment is the biggest of any of the British universities where students have staged divestment campaigns, part of a global movement that has seen institutions and individuals globally commit to divesting £1.89tn in fossil fuels to stop catastrophic global warming.

Mr. Navalny spent the fall of 2010 in New Haven as a Yale World Fellow, a program intended to cultivate and inspire a network of globally engaged leaders committed to positive change.

By allowing Stuxnet to spread globally, its authors committed collateral damage worldwide.

In Brazil and Indonesia, for example, companies that control the production of four commodities -- more than 90percentt of soy purchases in the Amazon, around half of cattle slaughter in the Brazilian Amazon, and 96percentt of palm oil trade globally -- have committed to stop deforestation.

"Globally, people are committed to supporting the people of Haiti, so we've got to do it right".

Like UNICEF globally, UNICEF Uganda is committed to promoting gender equity in education.

Out of all murders of women globally, approximately 38% were committed by a current or former intimate partner (10).

"The decision to end its orca breeding program globally and to commit to ending the collection of exhibit animals from the wild, as well as to a 'no orca' policy should SeaWorld expand its brand into new international markets, is a monumental and important first step forward in achieving a more humane business model for the company," said the Animal Welfare Institute.

This piece of legislation plays an important role in raising the profile of violence against women globally, and it commits the U.S. to do its part to help the world end this epidemic of abuse at home and abroad.

Qatar is committed to positioning itself  globally through sport.