Sentence examples for pledges to generate from inspiring English sources

It now pledges to generate or source all electrical power for its 300+ operations in nearly 60 countries with 100% renewable energy -- such as wind, sun and landfill gas -- by 2050.

In its submission for renewal of its Royal Charter, the BBC pledged to generate £1.2 billion for new programming through BBC Worldwide.

But Bank of America have pledged to generate more than $10m£6m6m) altogether, as well as soliciting donations from the public.

Under its national climate action plan, Fiji pledged to generate 100% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030.

CBC News reported Monday that Obama would pledge to generate half of U.S. electricity by clean power by 2025, a report that was incorrect.

In setting a numeric goal, Beijing has lined up with the European Union, which has pledged to generate 22percentt of its electricity, and 12percentt of all its energy, from renewable sources by 2010.

Nobuyuki Idei, the chairman, said the company has pledged to generate stronger profit margins by 2006 by blending the company's electronics with its movies, music and other entertainment divisions.

Its government has pledged to generate 20percentt of its energy from nonfossil fuel sources by 2030, a formidable goal that will require the Chinese to install at least 800 gigawatts worth of solar, wind and nuclear energy capacity — a process that is already underway.

But the biggest difference is arguably that those two government parties have pledged to generate a surplus on the current budget by 2017-18.

Representatives from 47 of the world's most disadvantaged nations have pledged to generate all their future energy needs from renewables.

Although Canada already far exceeds the trilateral pledge to generate half of North America's electricity from non carbon-based sources by 2025 anon carbon-basedatesources clear path forward, Mexico faces major hurdles.