Sentence examples for had essentially committed to from inspiring English sources

Ranping Song, a China specialist at WRI, said that China's recent commitment to peak its CO2 emissions around 2030 meant it had "essentially committed to decouple economy growth and carbon emissions" and that recent statistics suggest some early sign of success.

LaMarcus Aldridge has essentially committed to staying in Portland with his comment about becoming "the best Blazer ever".

"A three-year term of imprisonment for a person who has essentially committed a licensing infraction is totally out of sync with the norms of criminal sentencing," McLachlin wrote in the decision, adding that these types of offences lack "any harm or real risk of harm flowing from the conduct".

The government is essentially committed to expelling all illegal immigrants, not assimilating them.

The Yankees are essentially committed to keeping Cano even though other teams will ask for him in trades.

Why RA T cells fail to induce PFKFB3 and essentially commit to an anti-Warburg effect is not understood.

"We're essentially committing to voting our investor shares alongside them in every deal.

Waters said he would meet with the current players next week essentially to rerecruit them -- he said they had been hurt and needed to heal -- and would visit three recruits who had committed to Rutgers.

By December 2010, Jacoby had committed to Ohio State.

Municipalities had committed to participation in September 2011.

SolarCity, based in Silicon Valley, will lease it, essentially for free, and has committed to spending $5 billion on its Buffalo operations over the next decade.