Sentence examples for sector committed from inspiring English sources

In Sweden, the construction sector committed itself to a voluntary EPR action plan to divert waste from landfills in the mid-1990s.

Sandra Kerr Sandra is the national director for Race for Opportunity, which is a business-led network of organisations from the private and public sector committed to making race equality part of their business agenda.

Engaging a vibrant private sector committed to human welfare and sustainable value chains.

Foundations and the private sector committed 5% of overall contributions, while the remaining 2% came from the Affordable Medicines Facility - Malaria (AMFm), an initiative funded by the UK and Canadian governments, UNITAID and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Mr Shigehiro Oba, Sumitomo's Senior Managing Director Agricultural Chemicals Sector, committed to quadrupling production to 20 million nets by end-2005, maning additionalnal 15 million nets available to protect people from malaria-bearing mosquitoes.

It is an historic alliance between the private and public sector committed to the mission of saving children's lives and protecting people's health through the widespread use of vaccines.

Just last month, the government announced a plan to work with the private sector to invest 40 million won in the renewable energy industry by 2015, with the government  contributing 7 million won and the private sector committing 33 million won.

World leaders, private sector commit support The initiative gathers a broad spectrum of world leaders and those from the business community.

The World Bank remains one of the largest multilateral investors in the health sector, committing US$13.9 billion to Health, Nutrition and Population (HNP) projects between 1997 2006, roughly split between Bank lending and concessional IDA assistance [ 68].

As things stand now, how can I say that my church deserves the privileges it has in sectors committed to equality.

We must redouble our initiatives through a coordinated triumvirate of the public, private and nonprofit sectors, committed equally to bold thinking and pragmatic, result-oriented and quick-response efforts.