Sentence examples for of global commitments from inspiring English sources

This stance appeals to citizens weary of global commitments, connecting abstract national security questions to their personal economic fortunes.

The cases can have attributes from a vocabulary, which can be defined with the constraint of global commitments so that the attributes can be shared and interpreted in a distributed setting.

This paper explores city dweller aspirations for cities of the future in the context of global commitments to radically reduce carbon emissions by 2050; cities contribute the vast majority of these emissions and a growing bulk of the world's population lives in cities.

Thanks to these efforts, Elsa Palanza, the G.G.I.'s director of global commitments, said in a post on the foundation's Web site, "more than 46 million children have access to a better education... more than 11 million girls and women have been supported through empowerment initiatives; more than 27 million people have increased access to safe drinking water and sanitation".

It's clear that the major emitters wanted to ratify Paris in early 2017 at the latest, a step which not only locks in the US but also accelerates all of the processes embodied in the bottom up Paris agreement - a critically important factor in maximizing the odds that the next round of global commitments, due in 2019, are as ambitious as possible.

We accept the importance and mandate of global commitments made to date for children and HIV/AIDS.

In this great time of global commitment stop for a second and ask yourself, have I done more than cross my fingers?

Thanks to remarkable levels of global commitment, there has been a 24% reduction in new HIV infections in children worldwide – from 430,000 in 2009 to 330,000 in 2011.

One of the early demonstrations of global commitment to implementation of the IHR has been the successful establishment of National Focal Points (NFPs) in all but 1 of the states parties to the IHR.

The goal of the WHO, UNIAID and UNICEF to virtually eliminate Mother to Child Transmission (MTCT) of HIV by 2015 illustrates the level of global commitment to improve the health of the poor.

In closing, actions to help eradicate poverty and food insecurity in developing countries, such as increased financial resources for agriculture and rural development, more favourable trade policies or a lasting solution to the debt problem, would be tangible signs of global commitment toward the realization of the World Food Summit goals.