Sentence examples for round of commitments from inspiring English sources

They publicly demand that Kyoto countries adopt a second round of commitments.

7. Is 2020 confirmed as the date for the next major round of commitments and review of progress?

IDA's funds are replenished every three years, and the latest round of commitments worth $41 billion, made in December 2007, determine its ability to lend until mid-2011.

She's feeling the necessity, perhaps, of making songs for motivation and solace, that aren't in a completely parallel world to student ambition, résumé building, job searches, family planning, divorce and stress avoidance — the normal round of commitments and disappointments.

A second issue causing great concern for the world's island states and least developed countries are proposals that the first round of commitments under the Paris treaty should take us all the way from 2020 through to 2030.

For its part, the Group of 77 and China, the so-called developing country bloc, will arrive in Doha choosing to emphasize the first instrument, whereby the Annex 1 countries pledge to make a second round of commitments to reduce their carbon emissions under the Kyoto Protocol, which ends this year.

A successful Paris Agreement will also spell out the means to reach this goal beyond the first round of country commitments in Paris.

It's clear that the major emitters wanted to ratify Paris in early 2017 at the latest, a step which not only locks in the US but also accelerates all of the processes embodied in the bottom up Paris agreement - a critically important factor in maximizing the odds that the next round of global commitments, due in 2019, are as ambitious as possible.

If a legally binding approach, including a round of post-2012 Kyoto commitments, falls off the table at Durban, most would see this as giving up on climate change.

Last spring, the networks collected a record bounty in the round of advance advertising commitments for the current season, known as the upfront market, growing to $8 billion, from $7 billion, in a single year.

In return for all countries accepting such an arrangement, the Europeans are willing to honour developing countries' main demand in Durban, by agreeing to a second round of emissions-cutting commitment under Kyoto.