Delegates to the Paris talks will then have to establish a network of creditable commitments from individual countries, as well as power blocks such as the EU, that will achieve carbon emissions cuts to ensure the 2C limit is achieved.
A society happens when a cluster of people are bound by a network of personal commitments.
In this way, all changes of genes and important networks for commitment of cell fate, implementation of differentiation programs, specification and survival were revealed.
In this paper, we set out the arguments for the central role of families, by which we mean the wide range of structures that comprise networks of mutual commitment including families of origin and families of choice (Lovejoy, 1989); and we emphasis the importance of efforts to strengthen families to support children affected by HIV and AIDS.
Let's discuss how to take advantage and leverage the broadband and network infrastructure commitments of the incumbent phone and cable companies, as well as companies' financial and business practices.
But your LinkedIn profile shows an uninterrupted work history from high school to a current position at a top-tier law firm, a rich network of connections, and a commitment to the serious issues in your profession.
Ethiopia markedly increased the number of community-based paid health staff and continuously introduces mechanisms to link communities, community health workers, and facility-based health providers in a network of shared responsibility and commitment to common goals (Bilal et al. 2011; Karim 2011).
Conceptual ecologies refer to the interactive network of a person's epistemological commitments, beliefs and their different kinds of knowledge that collectively form the foundational, "organizing conceptions" of that person's worldview (Demastes et al. 1995, p. 638).
The company is investing £1.5 million a day in its network, a commitment of about £1.5 billion over the next three years, he said.
