Sentence examples for pledges of financing from inspiring English sources

The committee is soliciting pledges of financing.

The number of Kickstarter projects that have received pledges of financing is about 104,000, not "nearly 50,000," which is the number of successfully financed projects.

On the sidelines of the conference, climate activists called on developed countries to step up their emissions cuts and their pledges of financing to help poor countries adapt to rising seas and other impacts of climate change.

After receiving renewed pledges of financing from Western donors for land redistribution, Zimbabwe's government urged black squatters today to abandon hundreds of white-owned farms they invaded over the past two months.

Bank officials said that the world faced a shortfall in aid, but that pledges of financing had not been channeled into a central place and the size of the shortfall was not clear.

Will the initial pledges of financing for climate solutions in the world's poorest nations translate into ongoing, creative, and reliable financing for climate justice?

GATE-gate Passing round the medicine hat ReprintsThe reform attracted pledges of finance, from Britain and the Inter-American Development Bank, some of which was to be used to modernise police stations and fight crime a novelty for a force that deployed most of its money and men on public order and on fighting drugs and terrorism.

In the years that followed, support for renewables was slashed across southern Europe, ambitions dwindled, and pledges of climate financing for the developing world virtually disappeared.

However, many countries have failed to make new pledges of public finance to tackle climate change.

"This is problematic since climate change imposes additional costs on developing countries," said Gore. "The bare minimum needed is that new pledges of climate finance do not divert existing ODA flows in other areas – they should at least be part of a rising ODA budget, rising at least as fast as the increase in climate finance to ensure no diversion".

Ours is among only a handful of sovereign bond issues to come to market from sub-Saharan Africa, but it is a clear indication that the days of reliance on donor pledges for financing are ending.