Sentence examples for a pledge to implement from inspiring English sources

No. Syriza campaigned on a pledge to implement the €86bn (£63bailoutlout, while pledging measures to protect vulnerable groups from some of its effects.

At a rally attended by all the party leaders in the runup to last year's election, David Cameron described the living wage as "an idea whose time has come" – though he has yet to follow through on a pledge to implement it for cleaners and other support staff across Whitehall.

"Nobody in the government agrees with this agreement but we have signed it and have made a historical pledge to implement it," said the French-trained philosopher who played a pivotal role in drawing up the ruling Syriza's party's founding programme.

The judgment raises fresh doubts about the validity of Ms May's election pledge to implement a "deport first, appeal later" regime under which asylum-seekers and migrants would automatically be sent back to their country of origin unless they could prove they would be at risk of "irreversible harm".

Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband repeated his pledge to implement the Smith Commission's recommendations as he addressed an audience of Labour supporters in Glasgow on Friday morning.

Reacting to Mr Cameron's pledge to implement further devolution "as fast as I can", the SNP MSP James Dornan said: "It'll be interesting to see what exactly it is that we're getting.

Analysis by Denis Campbell The coalition's health plans pledge to implement most of the ideas the Tories developed in opposition, such as a new independent NHS board, real-terms year-on-year increases in spending, halting the closure of hospital A&E and maternity units, and letting patients rate their quality of hospital care.

I was encouraged by Jeremy Hunt's pledge to implement the Dilnot cap.

Waller rejected suggestions that Goodell's position was in danger and reiterated the league's pledge to implement new personal conduct policies.

Also expected were the general comments about more regulation for banks, hedge funds and credit rating agencies, as well as the pledge to implement "tough new principles" on pay and compensation.

But there's no word from the likes of Trudeau or Notley on such moving forwards on such subjects: the federal Liberals recently broke their pledge to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.