Sentence examples for sustainability back from inspiring English sources

She takes a stand against the large European business lobbying organisations, saying that they are holding progress on sustainability back.

Dr Ioannou, wanted to identify if a commitment to sustainability back in 1993, translated into organisational structures and commercial success over an 18 year period.

The Commission notes today that it adopted rules on "fair use policy and sustainability" back in December — limiting how often home subscriptions can be used without roaming charges.

Middle-managers and finance were most often cited as the parts of businesses that hold the sustainability agenda back.

We're not trying to build antireligious groups — the intention is more to answer questions about alienation, isolation, economic justice, and political and environmental sustainability, fighting back against religious privilege only when necessary".

Akamai provides the results of its annual sustainability survey back to its vendor network, providing a benchmark to assist data center operators to understand how well they are performing in relationship both to their customers' expectations, and to the competition".

Ikea plans to be energy and resource independent by 2020 under an ambitious new sustainability strategy backed by €1.5bn in clean energy investment and unveiled today by the global furniture retailer.

The debate between Mr. Karzai and General Petraeus picks up the thread of a running disagreement between the Afghan government and the Americans over the sustainability of backing local groups outside of the government, even if they offer to join the Americans in fighting the Taliban.

The story befits Sterling's sustainability-oriented, back-to-the-land ethos.

Although the role is still nascent, my firm's research on chief sustainability officers, CSO Back Story, identified marked growth in their ranks.

24 September 2015 | Marks & Spencer threw down the sustainability gauntlet way back in 2007, when it dubbed its strategy "Plan A" to emphasize that there is no "Plan B".