Under the deal put to countries by Fabius on Saturday morning, nations agreed to hold temperature rises "well below 2C and endeavour to reach 1.5C" and would individually commit to reduce emissions.
"Whatever the Fed may have achieved in recent years," he said, "reflects the efforts of many people who are committed, individually and collectively, to pursuing the public interest".
Most of us reject animal cruelty -- whether it's committed individually or institutionally, legally or illegally -- and our laws and law enforcement should do the same.
"The City of New York has denied and continues to deny that it and the individually named defendants have committed any violations of law or engaged in any wrongful acts concerning or related to any allegations that were or could have been alleged," the settlement says.
We adopted a philosophy by which all of the nuclear facilities would operate, and we committed ourselves individually and collectively to achieve a standard of excellence in the conduct of our nuclear power responsibilities".
"The answer lies within all of us, and we must individually and collectively commit ourselves to combat this menace".
The government, the AHRC says, has committed to responding individually to these cases.
An NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions panel said the two players for whom the trainer completed coursework and a third football player committed academic misconduct individually, which resulted in them playing while ineligible — one player during the 2012 season and two during the 2013 campaign.
[FGD 2, 16- to 19-year-olds] The adult key informants currently working in sports and other youth activities are individually very well motivated and committed, but they receive negligible financial support for their work.
In addition, we were unable to identify which residents committed patient errors, either individually or by resident level of training, or to link errors with session attendance.
