Sentence examples for produce commitments from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the Copenhagen summit ended in scenes of chaos, but it did produce commitments from all of the world's major economies, developed and developing, to cut or curb their greenhouse gas emissions – a historic first.

[I.H.T. Rendezvous] Nongovernmental organizations offer a withering critique of the talks' failure to produce commitments to emissions reductions or to assure financing to help developing countries adapt to climate change.

Preliminary talks with Pitney-Bowes, which is situated in the South End, and Chase Bank as potential corporate purchasers of tax credits have not yet produced commitments.

Redford, who is 77, also said during the interview that he hopes to divest himself of directing and producing commitments in order to do more acting.

The goal was set in train by the Paris agreement in December, which produced commitments for all countries to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions, with the aim of limiting global warming to between 1.5C and 2C.

The goal was set in train by the Paris agreement in December, which produced commitments for all countries to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions, to limit global warming to 1.5C to 2C.

Optimists will be hoping that the talks in Baghdad involving the Iranian defence minister, and Mr Abadi's earlier discussions on Sunday with the head of US Central Command, Gen Lloyd Austin, will have produced commitments that could mitigate the sectarian impact of the Shia intervention.

Representatives of nongovernmental organizations that promote access to affordable medicines in developing countries organized protest demonstrations and assailed the group for failing to produce concrete commitments.

Even as Europeans publicly press the United States to produce firm commitments, they also do not want to be blamed for undermining chances of an agreement by taking an unrealistic stance with the United States.

US officials say they are looking to Obama's visit to Beijing to produce concrete commitments from China on how it would reduce its large and rapidly rising emissions.

Genoa also produced new commitments to address the economic and health problems of poorer nations, including an initial $1.3 billion contribution to a worldwide fund to combat H.I.V./AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis.