Sentence examples for Pre-election pledge from inspiring English sources

Labour's pre-election pledge to cut waiting lists seemed innocuous enough when it was made.

Mr McCreevy then broke his pre-election pledge neither to raise taxes nor to cut spending.

In doing so he broke his pre-election pledge that he would oppose any fee rise.

Then there was the pre-election pledge to vote against any rise in tuition fees.

China's response was colored by a pre-election pledge from Mr. Romney to label Beijing a currency manipulator.

Despite a pre-election pledge to be the "scourge" of the tobacco industry she chose not to resign.

However, the government's pre-election pledge to recruit 5,000 more GPs by 2020 is no longer credible.

The Guardian has also learned that Huhne's plan will breach a Conservative pre-election pledge on cleaning up coal plants.

Corbyn went on to push Cameron on Michael Gove's pre-election pledge that the Tories would not cut tax credits.

But it also rolled back reform, for example by issuing a pre-election pledge that pensions would never drop even if wages did.

Mr Cameron has repeatedly insisted he will not abandon a 2010 pre-election pledge to protect such perks for the duration of this parliament.