Sentence examples for its commitment to reduce from inspiring English sources

The supermarket said it was making the move because of its commitment to "reduce unnecessary plastic waste" and estimated the change would save 63m bags annually.

The shale gas revolution in the US has forced down emissions because gas is much less polluting than coal; the report says it is likely that the US will meet its commitment to reduce 2020 emissions by 17% on 2005 levels.

The government has repeated its commitment to reduce the deficit, largely through spending cuts.

"The public will then be able to see how the BBC performs against its commitment to reduce the amount of money the organisation spends on top talent, which currently stands at approximately 2% of the licence fee".

Walmart was cited for achieving its commitment to reduce packaging across its global supply chain by 5%, and for its goal of increasing its use of postconsumer recycled plastic in products and packaging by 3bn lbs by 2020.

On June 2nd the European Commission told France that its budget plans were "only partly in line" with its commitment to reduce the budget deficit to 3% in 2015, down from 3.8% this year.

Australia has not abandoned its commitment to reducing climate-warming emissions.

BP Amoco has also made public announcements about its commitment to reducing carbon-dioxide emissions, including a high-octane address by John Browne at Stanford in 1997 and other speeches.

The government said the Moody's decision did not alter its commitment to reducing a fiscal deficit that topped 10% of gross domestic product (GDP) last year, but Brazil's toxic political situation is adding to the pessimism.

By 2012, Greece needed another infusion of cash to stay afloat and, once again, a loan was made on the condition that the government remain steadfast in its commitment to reducing government spending.

Bryant spoke to the Guardian after Labour received criticism for tweeting that it would not reverse £83m of cuts to the Arts Council of England's budget, which some writers took as "bragging" about its commitment to reducing funding.