Sentence examples for pledge to adopt from inspiring English sources
Some development experts also hoped that wealthy nations would pledge to adopt a longstanding United Nations goal of transferring 0.7percentt of their total economic output to poor countries.
"These examples, along with the Labor party's pledge to adopt a 50% renewable energy target by 2030, show that there is a strong support and opportunity for climate action in this country".
These examples, along with the Labor party's pledge to adopt a 50% renewable energy target by 2030, show that there is strong support and opportunity for climate action in the country.
The Obama administration's stimulus package, enacted in February, required states to pledge to adopt stronger energy building codes as a condition of receiving more than $3 billion in funding for various energy programs.
Following Ed Miliband's recent pledge to adopt a less aggressive tone at the 30-minute session, the Labour leader devoted most of his questions to the Syrian refugees crisis and whether the UK should sign up to the UNHCR sanctuary programme on refugees.
Apra has welcomed CBA's pledge to adopt all of the recommendations from the Sedgwick report (April 2017), which called for banks to stop paying their staff bonuses linked directly to sales volumes and sales targets, and to rebalance the size of variable pay relative to fixed pay.
He also pledged to adopt further reform measures if necessary.
At the moment the countries that have pledged to adopt the euro are Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Austria and Finland.
Since the Liberty announcement last fall, Microsoft has pledged to adopt the federated model with its Passport service.
Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly and Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta have pledged to adopt the rules when they are completed this fall.
"It is kind of depressing, the dialogue of the deaf," he said.Responding to Mr Bassiouni's comments, King Hamad pledged to adopt the report's recommendations.
