Sentence examples for a pledge to make from inspiring English sources

He altered clause I of Labour's constitution to include a pledge to "make communities stronger through collective action and support".

The leaders sent an important signal to the bond markets by scrapping a pledge to make private investors absorb losses in any future bailout for a euro nation.

In 1969 the writer Norman Mailer ran for mayor of New York City on a pledge to make it the 51st state.

On the eve of World War II, John Shields bought a 160-acre farm here with a handshake and a pledge to make cash payments whenever he could.

The Queen's speech will also see the coalition effectively abandon a pledge to make all new homes "zero-carbon" by 2016.

Interestingly, they also seek to reform the labelling of medicines, with a pledge to make sure they carry an accurate list of all ingredients.

A coalition pledge to make hospitals share violent crime data with police is being carried out in only a third of areas in England, an audit shows.

Building more new houses and laying out better roads would be a far better pledge to make in a manifesto.

He is talking about inflation measured by the consumer prices index (CPI), which currently stands at zero, making it a relatively easy pledge to make.

A third way is to pledge to make the gift in the future through a self-created promissory note.

But the election will test Mr Lee's pledge to make Singapore a more relaxed and liberal place.