Sentence examples for private sector commitments from inspiring English sources

In the end, the meeting in Paris, and all the public and private sector commitments stemming from it, will greatly accelerate the shift that's begun.

3.5 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide have been kept out of the atmosphere through a combination of public policy and private sector commitments.

I attended number of sessions of the World Economic Forum's New Vision for Agriculture which has been hugely successful, mobilizing over U.S. 5.7 billion in new mainly private sector commitments for agriculture and food security in just four years.

We were invited to join world leaders at the Syria Pledging Conference in London at the start of the year and brought in the private sector commitments of $75million with the Global Business Coalition for Education.

Almost exactly four years later, I was back in New York City, forging partnerships, and working to secure new public and private sector commitments to promote the success and empowerment of women and girls.

A combination of public policy and private sector commitments have kept 3.5 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, making Brazil a world leader in climate change mitigation.

It leverages a private sector commitment to lend, invest and provide financial services, so the law doesn't cost taxpayers.

Gates's re-assurance there would be significant private sector commitment to helping developing countries find cheap and innovative alternatives to coal helped bring Modi around.

A similar amount was raised recently in London for the overall response to Syria, with a private sector commitment of $75 million and for the first time a strong focus on education as part of the response.

While discussing the role of private sector commitment to the issue of violence, Christine Jaworsky noted the importance of promoting solutions that can be tailored to the specific and diverse needs of women, their families and their communities.

WASHINGTON — President Obama joined former President Bill Clinton on Friday to announce $4 billion in government and private-sector commitments to finance building renovations to make properties energy efficient and to create tens of thousands of jobs in the process.