The phrase 'sustainability commitments' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to an organization's pledges or ambitions to reduce its impact on the environment. For example, "The company's sustainability commitments include reducing their carbon emissions by 30% in the next 5 years."
Now is the time to take advantage of an explosion of sustainability commitments from business leaders and expanding pressure for sustainable practices from shareholders, financial institutions, and consumers (Kareiva, McNally, & McCormick Steve et al., 2015).
M&S's Plan A, for instance, works sustainability commitments into employees' individual performance objectives.
So the companies that have spearheaded this programme have already made sustainability commitments.
How did it feel to have Greenpeace basically say that you were lying about your sustainability commitments?
Its sustainability commitments were not only widely declared, but were rigorously tested and confirmed by federal agencies.
Yet I wondered if there might be a silver lining to be found amid the sustainability commitments made by the game's corporate sponsors.
The University of Alberta has created a sustainability commitment and guiding principles.
But that approval was given before the fires, the government's new decrees, and April's tougher sustainability commitment.
If we can't trust claims like these – consumers and investors will reason – how can we trust any corporate sustainability commitment?
ECG later hopes to use the balance sheet as a branding mechanism: companies that submit to an external accounting would be able to publish their ratings on their products, informing consumers of their sustainability commitment.
The NGO says satellite images of Ketapang, west Kalimantan show drainage canals covering an area of peatland that the Malaysia-based company IOI had marked for restoration in a sustainability commitment in 2014.
