Meanings of voluntary commitment in English

There has to be a voluntary commitment to the talks process, just as there has to be a voluntary commitment to decommissioning.

Plans were made and Francis Kent gave his pledge, expressed in a voluntary commitment, to carry out a six months' system of treatment.

This might be through a voluntary commitment to apply the original local government code or, more likely, adopting its own principles of good employment practice.

He also pointed to a voluntary commitment that AT&T made to distributors to refrain from withholding programming if there is an impasse in licensing talks.

Those frameworks rely heavily on voluntary commitments by Internet companies and advertisers.

In practice, what that has meant is he only asks for voluntary commitments from the carriers.

In UNDRR's Sendai Framework Voluntary Commitments online platform, the work of all stakeholders can be showcased and tracked.

The transaction is expected to clear regulatory hurdles with conditions in addition to the voluntary commitments already offered by Comcast and NBC.

The White House and Federal Trade Commission have unveiled privacy frameworks that rely heavily on voluntary commitments by Internet companies and advertisers.

Member states have rejected a mandatory scheme to share migrants proposed by the European Commission, the EU executive, and are negotiating on voluntary commitments.

The White House and FTC have unveiled privacy guidelines to address privacy violations, but they rely heavily on voluntary commitments by Internet companies and advertisers.