Sentence examples for standards and commitments from inspiring English sources

A: A lot of faith has been put on certification and private standards and commitments.

To understand C2C climate-action networks, we suggest a framework for mapping C2C: geographic bases (domestic, regional, and global C2C), linking modalities (multilateral, and institution-led C2C), and functions (information exchange, networking, lobbying and funding, research, standards and commitments provision, and monitoring and certification).

During the first, from 1997 to 2006, the leaderboard was populated mainly with energy and chemical firms that were largely (though not exclusively) recognized for their superior environmental health and safety standards and commitments, such as reductions in pollution and waste.

The city was awarded the European Green Capital in 2015 for its high environmental standards and commitment to further improvement and sustainability.

This combination with Random House – a company with an almost perfect match of Penguin's culture, standards and commitment to publishing excellence – will greatly enhance its fortunes and its opportunities.

We will strive for better application of internationally recognised labour, social and environmental standards, principles and commitments".

Mr. Ranick said that the shared goal would be to push for more vigorous regulation of financial and credit markets, more stringent environmental standards and stronger commitments to human rights and the rights of workers to organize.

He argued TPP will include "the strongest labor standards" and  "environmental commitments in history".

My interest is making sure legislation throughout the OSCE region is written to comply with international standards and OSCE commitments.

Most countries in the region have initiated some work on child justice, but most still fall short of international standards and government commitments.

"This decision has been based on our new standards and our commitment to ensure the highest standard of safety and environmental preparedness in the world and our commitment to bringing science to all our activities in the Arctic," said David J. Hayes, the Interior deputy secretary who is coordinating the Arctic offshore drilling policy.