Sentence examples for implements its commitment from inspiring English sources

But, it is also equally important that the global community accepts its responsibility and implements its commitment".

"If A.P.P. can do this, there is no reason why any company anywhere in the world can't do this," said Scott Poynton, the executive director of the Forest Trust, a nonprofit forest management organization that is working with Asia Pulp and Paper, also known as A.P.P., to see that it implements its commitments.

"If Russia fully implements its commitments, these sanctions can be rolled back.

"We have to carefully observe whether Pakistan implements its commitments or not," he said in a statement.

The United States should inform Moscow that the flow of such equipment would stop once Russia fully implements its commitments under the Minsk process: withdraws Russian fighters (regular soldiers and "volunteers") and military equipment from Ukraine; and respects Kyiv's full control of the Donbass, including its side of the Russia-Ukraine border.

With the unemployment rate already above 24%, the government finds it difficult to implement its commitment under the bail-out programme to reduce the public-sector workforce by 150,000 by 2015.

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To deplore the fact that the society had taken no action over the past year to implement its commitment "to prepare a comparative account of the method of Newland and Britton and that of Meek for counting STV elections".

There were also few details on how the Welsh government would implement its commitment to improve the planning and consenting regime of local authorities.

"Signing of the MOU for securing high quality vaccines and other essential medical supplies shows a strong political will of the Government of Turkmenistan to implement its commitment to strengthening maternal and child health.

He hopes to persuade the country's European partners to give it an extra two years to implement its commitments on the grounds that the economy is shrinking more quickly than anyone expected.