Sentence examples for world commitments from inspiring English sources

Whilst there's more to do, Bupa in New Zealand is proud to embrace Bupa's Well World commitments.

Mr Buchanan, who now teeters near the edge of his party, has produced a book that calls on America to withdraw from world commitments.

Except Paul isn't a delicate, tortured soul whose genius is pummeled by his corporate world commitments.

Mr. de Villaine worries that even as Burgundy wins converts around the world, commitment to its terroir is waning closer to home.

Camus's agnostic humanism led him to insist that even in an absurd world commitment must rest on clearly defined ethical principles on the need to resist oppressors and fanatics and to respect the shared humanity of all people.

The government has struggled to address the needs of its people, but eradicating malaria and improving living conditions that give rise to malnutrition require a serious world commitment that goes beyond giving money for food aid.

Therefore, according to the world commitment legislation for GHG reduction, any effort in case of decreasing environmental pollutants or changing their user would be of paramount importance.

RWE has not retreated from these big first-world commitments, nor need it do so: its latest accounts, out this month, showed debt down to $19.5 billion.

As for what it is he's supposed to have said or done, no single human with an average number of real-world commitments could possibly keep on top of all the rapidly proliferating theories.

In our precarious and fragile world, loyalty, trust, commitment and love are the things that give us strength.

World trade commitments will prevent the use of fresh subsidies to export them.